Guidelines and Rubric for Literature Review Presentation

Guidelines and Rubric for Literature Review Presentation

Your presentation should follow the general outline of your literature review with:

Introduction

Main body of the paper, i.e. the literature review

Conclusions

The length of talk must be no less or no more than 15 minutes

Each presentation is worth 50 points. Grading scale below.

You want to convince the class that:Your topic is important. You have reviewed and analyzed the literature on the topic. Your conclusions are valid.

5. You do not have to cover every part of your paper from your literature review.

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Presentation Title:________________________________________________________________

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Evaluation Criteria Point Value Points Earned

Content: Introduction

Introduction arouses audience interest in the topic; provides a guide to the presentations content 10 Content: Body of the Paper

Logical progression of ideas; interpretation of the papers reviewed, good depth of information presented; sustains audience interest 20 Content: Conclusion

The conclusions were supported by the papers reviewed; they demonstrated a thorough understanding of, and a synthesis of, ideas from the cited literature 10 Quality of Presentation

Visuals

Effective, neat, attractive, visible, free from errors

Presentation

Material clearly presented, speaker looks at the audience, paces the presentation, appropriate volume, answers questions 5

5 Total

50 Comments:

Assignment Annotated Bibliography

Create an annotated bibliography for (at least) 20 reference papers that are related to your topic. Use American Psychological Association (APA) style to cite the papers. Your annotated bibliography should include a summary of the purpose of the research, methods, results, and conclusions and evaluate strengths and weaknesses of the paper. You can use either narrative or table format (see below). (40 points)

NARRATIVE FORMAT:

Citation:

Purpose:

Methods:

Results/Conclusions:

Weakness/Strengths:

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TABLE FORMAT:

Citation Purpose Methods Results/Conclusions Limitations/Strengths