PowerPoint
November 16, 2005
Presentation Worksheet
Students:
Get excited! You are about to go on a dream vacation! Pick somewhere exciting, this may
be the only chance you’ll ever get to go with unlimited money. You will need to research
the Internet to find your destination.
Websites:
www.expedia.com
www.travelocity.com
www.trafalgar.com
www.orbitz.com
Once you have decided on a location you will need to do research on flight arrangements,
dates, cost, excursions, and other vital information.
Be creative!! I have attached a rubric on what you will be graded on, and you need to
make sure that you follow that.
 Organization counts (flow should be steady with PowerPoint and Presentation)
 Use advanced features, such as, timed slide transition, font change, continuous
theme, WordArt
 Use appropriate graphics, clip art, scanned images
 Correct grammar and spelling should be used throughout
 Use correct presentation manners: appropriate eye contact, know the material,
know the audience
The PowerPoint should be between 10-15 slides, and the presentation should last no more
than 5-7 minutes. Let me know if you need help, and I will be happy to assist you.
Mrs. Wohleb
Rubric is attached!!!
PowerPoint Presentation: Rubric
Name:
Travel Destination:
Required
Areas
Great Job!
10 Points
Pretty Good!
8-9 Points
Be More Careful
0-7
Organization
PowerPoint is very
organized and is easy to
follow
PowerPoint is somewhat PowerPoint is not very
organized, but hard to
organized, and is hard to
follow
follow
Features
Advanced features used:
timed slide transition, font
change, continuous
theme, WordArt
Some advanced features
Not many advanced
used: some font change,
features used: little
for the most part stayed
theme, little font change,
with the theme
Graphics
Used appropriate
Used random graphics,
graphics, clip art, scanned some clip art, scanned
images
images
Used few graphics, clip
art, or scanned images
Correct grammar/spelling 1-2 mistakes with
throughout
grammar/spelling
3 or more
grammar/spelling
mistakes
Grammar/
Spelling
Presentation
Uses correct presentation
manners: appropriate eye
contact, know the
material, know the
audience
Uses most of the correct
presentation manners:
some eye contact, some
knowledge of material,
and basic audience
knowledge
Uses very little
presentation
manners: little or no eye
contact, vague on
material, no insight of
audience