Create an original presentation with speaker notes. You will not be presenting your PowerPoint to the online class, you are only required to research, write, and submit the presentation. Here are the detailed requirements: Use a total of 6 references for your presentation: 3 peer-reviewed and 3 credible resources. Include data from at least 3 peer-reviewed articles (primary research). You can obtain your articles from the NU Library. Provide at least 3 other credible resources. Do NOT use Wikipedia, Blogs, Encyclopedia, or other non-credible sources -- these will not count towards your 6 references. Make a PowerPoint with bullet points of concepts and information obtained from your research. Your PowerPoint should contain at least 12 slides of information, plus a title slide and a reference slide (in APA format). The title and reference slides do not count in your required minimum of 12 slides. Write your talk in the note section of the PowerPoint. These notes should contain details from your research and not just general information. The notes should be in your own words and not a copy/paste from your research. This video will show you how to make speaker notes in your PowerPoint: Your presentation will go through a plagiarism checker (Turnitin) when submitted in Brightspace. Do NOT plagiarize (including self-plagiarism). This will result in zero points. rubric Criteria Not yet proficient Proficient Highly proficient Criterion Score Formatting 0 points The presentation does not comply with the slide number and notes requirement. 2 points The presentation partially complies with the slide number and notes requirement. 4 points Presentation contains the required number and types of slides and has presenter notes. Score of Formatting, / 4 References 1 point The references and their formatting do not comply with the requirements and are insufficient for the content presented. 3 points Some of the reference requirements or formatting may be subpar, but overall, the references used partially comply with the requirements. 4 points The presentation includes 3 peer reviewed and 3 additional credible sources, which are APA formatted. Score of References, / 4 Content and research 2 points The presentation present factually incorrect data, and/or the information presented is not supported by the evidence and examples. 5 points The presentation's content is only partially supported by the evidence and examples provided. 8 points The presentation is factually correct and makes a clear point (key concepts). Each information is supported by sufficient evidence and examples that support the topic. Score of Content and research, / 8 Organization and structure 1 point The presentation is disorganized, does not include graphics, and does not flow well. 2 points The presentation could be improved regarding organization, use of graphics, and flow. 3 points The presentation is well-organized, clear, and effectively structured. Points flow in logical order. The presentation included figure and graphs from peer-reviewed and credible resources. Score of Organization and structure, / 3 Notes 1 point The notes are clearly plagiarized. 2 points The notes are incomplete, and only partially add to the presentation in details and concepts. 4 points The notes are original and elaborate on key concepts and add details, showing mastery of the subject. Score of Notes, / 4 Visual Impact and Delivery 0 points The presentation is unprofessional, has major spelling/grammar errors, or lack of labeling that makes it difficult to follow. 1 point The presentation partially complies with the requirements regarding style, clarity, labeling, grammar, and spelling. 2 points Slide design is attractive and professional. No grammar or spelling errors that could be distracting. Bullet points are clear and concise. All slides have a title, and pictures, figures, and graphs are clearly labeled. Score of Visual Impact and Delivery, / 2
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