Pairs Presentation

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TCO 325 Spring 2012
Pairs Presentation Assignment

Directions
Research and create a PowerPoint presentation on your designated topic. The presentation should be substantial, providing comprehensive information to the class. Your purpose is to educate the class on a topic that is related directly to multimedia design, production, and/or management. The topics also relate to the multimedia industry and multimedia careers. The presentation length is up to you, but should last roughly 20-30 minutes with discussion, demonstrations (if applicable), and questions. Be creative in your presentation design and delivery.

Presentations are worth 100 points and will be evaluated based on the rubric further down this page.

Topics, Presenters, & Dates:

Common Multimedia Tools & their free alternatives Helpful outline Helpful website	Amanda Ro & Nico	Tue Feb 7
Adobe Technical Communication Suite Product site	Amanda Ru & Korin	Tue Feb 14
Articulate Product site	Nakita & BK	Tue Feb 21
Basecamp Home page	Robert & Kelton	Thu Mar 1
Teambox Home page	Trey & Steven	Tue Mar 20
SCORM & ADL Helpful presentation ADL home page	Michelle & Molly	Thu Mar 29
American Society for Quality Home page	Lexi & Nick	Th Apr 12

TCO 325
Pairs Presentation
Grading Rubric

Total points: 100

Points	Elements of Review
(5)	Audience	Shows awareness of audience and audience level of understanding of report topic Addresses entire audience during briefing
(50)	Presentation Content	Pleasantly introduces topic Clearly explains relevance of topic to multimedia Relates topic to class objectives Covers breadth of topic, from historical to present context (if applicable) Covers main points clearly & accurately Covers topic with sufficient depth/details Summarizes presentation, highlighting important points Uses handouts if necessary to best deliver content
(25)	Presentation Quality	Adequate slides to communicate content Slides use original design – quality interface Slides are legible Text is spelled correctly & grammar is correct
(10)	Organization	Provides overview of presentation Clear transition between topics Appropriate length Ending slide with thank you & questions
(10)	Professionalism	Clear use of language without grammatical errors or slang Speaks clearly with consistent volume Excellent eye contact and presence with audience No verbal static (uh, ah, um) Clear and precise responses to questions