How will my presentation be graded? كيف سيتم تقييم عرضي التقديمي، وما المطلوب تسليمه؟

Summary

The video explains how the presentation and peer-evaluation assignment are graded, how to evaluate a classmate, and which files to submit.

Presentation: 15 marks

• Choose a topic involving a challenge that can be addressed using strategies taught in the course during Weeks 2–6.
• Prepare and submit a recorded presentation.
• Clearly explain the challenge and your proposed strategy or plan. The opening subtitles also appear to mention having a beginning, middle, and end, though that portion is unclear.

Peer Evaluation: 5 marks

• Evaluate one classmate from your own section using the course rubric.
• The rubric covers areas such as:
  • Whether the content and challenge are clear.
  • Whether the proposed strategies are understandable.
  • Voice clarity and confidence.
  • Body language and presentation manner.
  • Whether the presentation meets the expected duration.
• Evaluate honestly and carefully. The instructor may reduce your marks if your evaluation does not match the presentation or suggests that you did not understand the rubric.
• The peer evaluation does not change the classmate’s presentation grade. The teacher grades the presentation; you are assessed on the quality of your evaluation.
• Keep the evaluation confidential. Do not pressure a classmate to send you their video. If they prefer not to share it, arrange to watch it together on their device.
• Give respectful, constructive advice aimed at helping the presenter improve. Avoid personal criticism or simply saying that something was “bad” or “not liked.”

Submission

Submit two files:

1. Your recorded presentation.
2. The completed peer-evaluation report for your classmate, saved as a PDF or image.

Upload both files to the assignment and confirm your submission. Keep proof of submission. The stated deadline is October 4.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• Instructor/teacher: Explains the grading scheme, rubric, evaluation rules, and submission process.
• Demonstration narrator/student: Models completing a peer evaluation using the example of Dalal evaluating her classmate Fatima.