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How do you determine whether or not your presentation flows well?

When you have done everything you can imagine to make your presentation work well, submit a copy to your teacher. Before you turn in your presentation, though, click the button below to see how the final version of your multimedia presentation will be graded.

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The first draft of your presentation will be graded using the following rubric.

 

Well Done
3 points

Getting There
2 points

Needs Work
1 point

The Message

Your presentation’s central idea comes through very clearly from the beginning and throughout the presentation.

I could see your presentation’s central idea at the beginning, but it wasn’t as clear throughout the presentation.

I wasn’t sure what your presentation’s central message was.

Flow (Continuity)

Your presentation flowed smoothly from slide to slide or scene to scene. Its organization and your transitions really enhanced your presentation’s message.

Parts of your presentation flowed smoothly from slide to slide or scene to scene. You may need to consider rearranging some slides or building in stronger or smoother transitions, though.

I found it difficult to follow your main message throughout your presentation. You should probably look closely at how you organized the slides or scenes, and build in stronger transitions.

Style (Consistency)

Your presentation’s consistent design from slide to slide or scene to scene make your ideas very easy to follow, and you provide enough variation on that style to keep the presentation interesting.

The design of your presentation is mostly consistent from slide to slide or scene to scene, but some slides seem a bit too different in style, and this factor interfered somewhat with the flow of ideas.

The design of your presentation was not very consistent from slide to slide or scene to scene. Those differences made it difficult to follow the flow of ideas.

Design

Overall, the visual elements of your presentation (images, text on screen, etc.) worked really well and were integrated on the slides in ways that made your message very clear and compelling.

Most of the visual elements of your presentation (images, text on screen, etc.) supported your presentation’s message and added to its impact.

The visual elements of your presentation (images, text on screen, etc.) were confusing at times. On most slides, I was not sure how they supported your presentation’s central idea.