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| 4 | Grade
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Preparation
| Not all team members present and ready to go on time; there were last minute negotiations of who's doing what
| There was some last minute confusion about the organization of the presentation
| There was some minor disruption because the team wasn't ready when it was their time to go.
| All team members were present and ready to go on time; everyone knows who's doing what
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Material
| Material was note presented at appropriate level of detail; material was not ordered well, seemed haphazard
| There were some glaring omissions in the coverage of the project or too much detail was given
| Overall coverage was good, but some minor issues could have been covered better
| Good coverage at right level; logical transitions; all important aspects were covered in appropriate detail
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Mechanics
| The team went over their alloted time, team members did not transition well
| Close to on time but time inappropriate to topic importance
| Some rough transitions, some topics not covered enough or some covered too much
| Kept within time limits, smooth transitions, time allotments correspond to
importance of topics
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INDIVIDUAL | Name:
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  | 1 | 2 | 3
| 4 | Grade
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Preparation
| Material wasn't loaded or didn't play on machine
| Material not ready - had to search for material
| Material wasn't pre-loaded onto machine
| On time & ready to go; presentation material loaded, tested and ready
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Material
| Material was not well-prepared. Coverage of material was not good
| Some of the material was effective, but there was significant weakness
| Most of the material was effective but some weak spots
| Effective presentation material; right level; good coverage of important points;
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Oral Delivery
| Lots of stumbling, spurious sounds, weak voice, didn't seem to know what to say at times
| Some rough spots. Could project voice better.
| Some stumbling, a few verbal fillers
| Projected voice well; no stumbling around or verbal fillers (e.g., ah, um, and-a;); always knew what to say next
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Mechanics
| Not good stage presence, no eye contact, didn't care or know about audience
| Didn't look at audience, but use of screen was good
| Not enough eye contact with audience
| Eye contact; point at screen, not display; face audience; look engaged,
stay within time; time allotments correspond to importance of topics
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