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    Below you will see the grading rubric for the group presentation.  There are a total of 15 points for this project.  Be sure to read the rubric carefully in order to meet all of the requirements for your architecture group presentation.

 

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Presentation

The presentation was clear, informative, and well planned.  It was creative, aesthetically pleasing to the eye, and interesting. The presentation was informative and organized, but lacked creativity and pronunciation.  There could be more improvement in the delivery of the material. The presentation was not planned, lacked organization, information and effort.  It was not aesthetically pleasing to the eye nor flowed well.
Pictorial Examples The pictorial examples used were clear, correct, and easy to distinguish. The pictorial examples used were correct, but could be more clear or physically larger. There were no pictorial examples used or the examples were incorrect, out of focus, or hard to see.
History The history of the architecture included time period, origin, and other interesting facts. The history was incomplete and did not contain the time period, origin, or facts. The history of the architecture could not be determined from the presentation.
Length The presentation met the length requirements of at least 5-7 minutes. The presentation failed to meet the length requirements of at least 5-7 minutes.  Short 1-2 minutes. The presentation failed to meet the length requirements of at least 5-7 minutes.  Short 3+ minutes.
Creativity The presentation was very creative.  It showed effort, cooperation, craftsmanship, and class. The presentation was somewhat creative, showing some effort, craftsmanship, and class. The presentation showed no creativity or effort.  It lacked craftsmanship and class.

 

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