PowerPoint for business plan

Assignment 6: PowerPoint Presentation
Handout and Rubric
Length: 5 – 8 Slides (Does not include cover and reference slide)
Due: Week 7 Sunday Midnight (PST)
Post: Week 7 Assignments Folder
Points:

This is to be a professional PowerPoint presentation, so you must cite the sources used with page
numbers and following proper APA format. This is a very short and powerful presentation that
would instantly capture the interest of a potential investor. You are to explain the value of your
innovation, who will benefit from it, and explain the ROI. The final page of the PowerPoint is a
Reference Page (using APA citation rules). In addition, PowerPoint presentations must follow the
APA standards as well, which can be found here from the OWL Purdue website:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/17/.

Your instructor will give you guidelines for how and when you will present your PowerPoint.

Below is the Rubric that will be used to grade this assignment:

Evaluation Criteria for Team Project 2
Paper
Elements

Exemplary
100

Proficient
85

Developing
70

Emerging
55

Introduction,
precise and
quick
overview of
the
organization
and the focus
of the
presentation.
This will
probably
take three
slides.

20
Clearly
describes the
organization and
states the
mission and
vision of the
company.
Clearly and
concisely
identifies the
general and the
specific
questions and
what the focus
of the
presentation will
be.

17
Describes the
organization and
states the mission
and vision of the
company.
Identifies the
general and the
specific
questions and
what the focus of
the presentation
will be.

14
Somewhat
describes the
organization and
states the mission
and vision of the
company.
Identifies the
general and the
specific
questions and
somewhat what
the focus of the
presentation will
be.

11
Limited,
confusing, or too
much information
is provided on the
slides. Does not
refer to the
general and/or the
specific questions
and the focus of
the presentation is
unclear.

https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/17/

Analysis is
research
based and
concise

20
Clearly and
concisely
defines key
terms and
effectively
integrates the
text book,
website of the
chosen
company, and
also provides
scholarly
sources to
comprehensively
answer the
general and
specific
questions. Cites
appropriate
theories, and
compares and
contrasts the past
with the future.

17
Defines key
terms and
integrates the
text book and the
website of the
chosen company
and also provides
some sources to
answer the
general and
specific
questions. Cites
appropriate
theories and
contrasts the
current state with
the future.

14
Somewhat
defines key terms
and integrates the
text book or the
website of the
chosen company.
Provides some
sources and does
not address all of
the general and
specific
questions. Cites
some theories but
does not contrast
the current sate
with the future.

11
Limited or
confusing terms
for
recommendations.
Does not clearly
integrate the text
book or the
website of the
chosen company.
Explains a few
points of analysis
that somewhat
explain some of
the theories from
the class.

Conclusions 20
Objectively
analyzes and
synthesizes to
draw valid
conclusions
supported by
findings in the
literature.
Analyses are
comprehensive
and in-depth
examination of
general and
specific
questions.

17
Fairly objectively
analyzes and
synthesizes
research to draw
valid conclusions
supported by
findings in the
text book,
research or
literature.

14
Somewhat
analyzes and
synthesizes
research.
Conclusions may
be general and/or
have only some
support in the
findings of the
literature.

11
Limited, if any,
analysis and
synthesis of
research.
Limited, if any,
conclusions are
drawn based on
the findings of the
text book or the
literature.

Critical
Analysis

20
Consistently
employs critical
analysis to
research and
analyzes the

17
Often employs
critical analysis
to research and
analyzes the
issue; synthesizes

14
Somewhat
employs critical
analysis to
research and
analyzes the

11
Limited use of
critical analysis to
research and
analysis of the
issue; limited, if

issue; effectively
synthesizes data
to draw strong
conclusions and
value to the
organization.
The PowerPoint
has key graphs
and charts that
further the
understanding of
the analysis.

data to draw
reasonable
conclusions and
value to the
organization. The
PowerPoint has
key graphs and
charts that
further the
understanding of
the analysis.

issue; somewhat
analyzes the data
to draw
conclusions and
shows only some
value to the
organization. The
PowerPoint has
one graph and
chart that further
the
understanding of
the analysis.

any, analysis or
synthesis of data
to draw
conclusions that
show little or no
value to the
organization. The
PowerPoint has
not graphs and
charts, or the ones
that are embedded
are difficult to
understand.

Sources

20
Uses the text
book, company
website, and
other sources
and shows
strong
connections to
the CRS
recommendation
s to that
research.
Accurately
adheres to APA
standards;
reference slide(s)
and citations are
correct.

17
Uses the text
book, company
website, and
other sources and
shows some
connections to
the CRS
recommendation
s to that research.
Adheres to APA
standards; with
less than three
minor errors.

14
Uses the text
book, company
website, and one
other source and
shows weak
connections to
the CRS
recommendation
s to that research.
Adheres to APA
standards;
reference slide(s)
and citations
have more than
four errors.

11
Uses the text
book, or company
website, and no
other viable
sources and does
not show
connections to the
CRS
recommendations
to that research.
Misses many
APA standards;
reference slide
and citations have
numerous errors.

Writing
Mechanics

20
The PowerPoint
presentation is
easy to read,
concise,
attractive, logic,
and well-written;
spelling,
grammar, and
punctuation are
accurate.

17
The PowerPoint
presentation is
easy to read,
concise,
attractive, logic,
and well-written
but with minor
errors in spelling,
grammar, and/or
punctuation.

14
The PowerPoint
presentation is
somewhat logic
and well-written,
but not concise;
some errors in
spelling,
grammar, and/or
punctuation.

11
The PowerPoint
presentation is
crowded with too
many words per
slide or has colors
and graphs that
are hard to read.
Lacks clarity and
may be confusing
with numerous
errors in spelling,
grammar, and/or
punctuation.