Title: The title indicates (clearly and sufficiently) what the presentation is about and captures the attention of the audience.

Introduction: The introduction of topic is clear and briefly describes the purpose and the importance of the topic. Does the rest of the presentation follow out from the introduction in a linear progression?

Content: Does the presentation provide a complete discussion of the Z10 topic? Topic points explained. Key components of the chapter are covered. A minimum of 10 slides are required, not including the title slide and works cited slide.

Conclusion: The main points are summarized.

Organization: The presentation must demonstrate a linear progression of thought. Are the ideas clear and flow in a logical order? The presentation format supports clear delivery of the material.

Spelling: Spelling errors in the text of the presentation are few or nonexistent. Any grammatical errors, typos? If errors become distracting to the audience, points will be deducted.

Works Cited: Sources are listed at the end of the presentation. The last slide should indicate the location of the sources of information just as a topic paper would have a works cited page(s).