Rubric for evaluating NEWS REPORTS, EOSC 310 Category ...
[Pages:1]Rubric for evaluating NEWS REPORTS, EOSC 310
Use this rubric as a guide. Write the categories (left side) on your index card. Evaluate each category on a scale of 0-4. Write comments on reverse side of card.
Category Opening & intro Clarity & Organization Content
Style & Delivery
Visual Aids
Summary
Addressing questions
Excellent (4)
Clearly, quickly established the focus of the presentation, gained audience attention Main points clearly stated and explained; logical, smooth organization Evidence clearly presented. Thorough, knowledgeable interesting, logical. Assumptions and interpretations clear, and clearly identified. Audience could see & hear speakers clearly. Effective pauses and verbal intonation.
Well-selected, wellplaced images and text. Figures clearly support ideas presented without extraneous info.
Conclusions clearly stated. Summary integrated main points and brought the presentation to a logical & effective closure Questions handled with confidence and in a knowledgeable way. Speaker clearly demonstrated further depth of knowledge than just the information in his/her presentation.
Good (3)
Established focus by the end of the intro, but went off on a tangent or two. Gained attention. Main points fairly clear; some missing links or transitions.
Evidence perhaps not quite clearly separated from assumptions and interpretation of evidence, but story is logical. Audience could see & hear speakers clearly, Most pauses & verbal intonation were effective.
Reasonable images and text, not always well-placed. Figures clearly support ideas presented. May have some extra/missing info Conclusions stated. Summary perhaps not quite fully supported by evidence shown, but main points clear.
Questions handled in a knowledgeable way but with some hesitation. Speaker clearly demonstrated further depth of knowledge than just the information in his/her presentation.
Adequate (2)
Audience had an idea of what was coming, but the intro did not clarify the main focus. Main points must be inferred by audience; holes are evident. Evidence, assumptions, and interpretation difficult to untangle from one another.
Audience could mostly see & hear speakers. Speakers show some hesitation or uncertainty. Some chosen images extraneous to presentation or marginally support presentation. Too much/little extra detail. Summary shown but poorly explained by speaker. Audience has to summarize for themselves.
Speaker made a strong effort to answer questions, but lacked depth of knowledge beyond what he/she already presented.
Inadequate (1)
Little or no intro, such that audience did not know the speaker's main focus. Presentation jumps among random topics. Main points unclear Lacks key observations. Evidence unclear. Appears largely opinion-based.
Speakers spoke to the screen or mostly to one person in the audience. Poorly timed. Appears to have not practiced. Chosen images and text marginally useful. Too much/little extra detail. Lack of connection to topic.
Summary nonexistent or very abrupt. Lack of synthesis.
Speaker lacked answers to obvious questions the audience would be likely to ask. Speaker struggled to link answer to content of presentation.
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