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Science Presentation Rubric


The following rubric may be used by peers as well as by instructors to evaluate any science presentation. It includes evaluation criteria for both the CONTENT and MECHANICS of the presentation.

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Criteria for Evaluating the CONTENT of the Presentation

Rubric - Section 1 - Content Evaluation



Criteria for Evaluating the MECHANICS of the Presentation

Rubric - Section 2 - Mechanics Evaluation

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Science Poster Rubric


The following rubric may be used for assessing science posters. It can be used for both self-assessment and evaluation purposes.

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science poster rubric

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Rubric for PowerPoint


The following rubric may be used for assessing PowerPoint presentations.

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science poster rubric

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Science Presentation Rubric | Science Poster Rubric | Rubric for PowerPoint



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This WebQuest developed by Lori Seawel, Instructional Designer and Technology Coordinator
ITS-Educational Technology, University of Northern Iowa

Contributing Authors:
Alan Czarnetzki, Professor of Earth Science & Director of STORM, University of Northern Iowa
Marcy Seavey, STEM Coordinator, University of Northern Iowa
Doreen Hayek, Projects Administrator, ITS-Educational Technology, University of Northern Iowa
Eve Halligan, Program Coordinator, Iowa Academy of Science
Lori Seawel, Instructional Designer & Technology Coordinator,
ITS-Educational Technology, University of Northern Iowa

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