Criteria Ratings Points

Content 12 to >10 pts

Advanced

Introduction slide(s) clearly states and informs the audience about the subject matter to be covered.

10 to >9 pts

Proficient

Introduction slide(s) introduce the name of the topic but fall short on informing the audience on the subject matter to be covered.

9 to >0 pts

Developing

Introduction slide(s) introduce the topic matter but do not inform the audience what areas are being covered.

0 pts

Not Present

12 pts

Content 29 to >26 pts

Advanced

• The content is comprehensive & factually accurate. • Major points are stated in the speaker notes in narrative or bullet format. Should have a minimum of 5 scholarly references and the Holy Bible to support the presentation. • Optional: Students may, if they wish, show all of their references from Assignment Five in a series of Reference Slides if they wish to show the depth of work they accomplished.

26 to >23 pts

Proficient

• The content is generally comprehensive & factually accurate • Most major points are stated in the speaker notes in narrative or bullet format. Students use 2 or fewer outside references.

23 to >0 pts

Developing

• The content is generally comprehensive and factually accurate • Many major points are stated in the speaker notes in narrative or bullet format. Students 1 or fewer outside references.

0 pts

Not Present

29 pts

Content 29 to >26 pts

Advanced

• Each “content slide” has a minimum of 100 words of speaker notes (paragraphs or bullets may be used). • The “face slide/viewable slides” represent graduate level work. • The face slides should outline or support major points, be easy to read, bullet format, without being visually overloaded with text. • Should have animations, graphics, and/or transitions where appropriate.

26 to >23 pts

Proficient

• Each “content slide” has 70% to 80% of the minimum required 100 words of speaker notes (paragraphs or bullets may be used). • The “face slide/viewable slides” represent graduate level work. • The face slides rely on lengthy text resembling the speaker notes as opposed to visually bullet support of points. Minimal animations, graphics, and/or transitions were used.

23 to >0 pts

Developing

• Each “content slide” has 1% to 69% of the minimum required 100 words of speaker notes (paragraphs or bullets may be used). • The “face slide/viewable slides” represent less than graduate level work. • The face slides mimic speaker notes and are visually busy and difficult to read. • Little to no animations, graphics, and/or transitions were used.

0 pts

Not Present

29 pts

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Criteria Ratings Points

Structure 10 to >9 pts

Advanced

• Reference Slide(s) included and roughly follow formatting with APA 6th ed. It is recognized that there may be difficulty creating a 100% APA formatted reference speaker notes section and/or main slide body section due to PowerPoint formatting limitations. • Citations of original works within the slides and/or speaker notes follow APA guidelines.

9 to >7 pts

Proficient

• Reference Slide(s) included and no attempt to format in APA and no notification to instructor if student having formatting difficulty in PowerPoint. • Citations of original works within the slides and/or speaker notes are present but do not attempt be APA compliant.

7 to >0 pts

Developing

• Reference Slide(s) included and no attempt to format in APA and no notification to instructor if student having formatting difficulty in PowerPoint. • Missing citations within the PowerPoint slides and/or within the reference slide(s).

0 pts

Not Present

10 pts

Structure 10 to >9 pts

Advanced

The PowerPoint Presentation is 8 to 12 slides in addition to the Title Slide and Reference Slides.

9 to >7 pts

Proficient

The PowerPoint Presentation is 70 to 80% of the required 8 to 12 slides in addition to the Title Slide and Reference Slides.

7 to >0 pts

Developing

The PowerPoint Presentation is 1 to 69% of the required 8 to 12 slides in addition to the Title Slide and Reference Slides.

0 pts

Not Present

10 pts

Structure 10 to >9 pts

Advanced

• General rules of grammar, usage, and punctuation are followed with no more than 2 errors in the main body presentation slides (excluding speaker notes). Remember bullet format is allowed for the main body for grading purposes. • Spelling is correct with no more than 2 spelling errors in the main body and speaker notes slides.

9 to >7 pts

Proficient

• General rules of grammar, usage, and punctuation are followed with 3 to 5 errors in the main body presentation slides (excluding speaker notes). Remember bullet format is allowed for the main body for grading purposes. • Spelling is correct with no more than 3 to 5 spelling errors in the main body and speaker notes slides.

7 to >0 pts

Developing

• General rules of grammar, usage, and punctuation are followed with 6 to 8 errors in the main body presentation slides (excluding speaker notes). Remember bullet format is allowed for the main body for grading purposes. • Spelling is correct with no more than 6 to 8 spelling errors in the main body and speaker notes slides.

0 pts

Not Present

10 pts

Total Points: 100

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