Introduction to Statistics (MAT/SST 115.03 2008S)

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Rubric for Evaluating Lightning Presentations

Group:

Variable:

Each category is graded on a good (2), adequate (1), poor (0) scale.

Category Points
The Data
Did the group choose an interesting variable?  
Did the group clearly describe the variable's meaning and possible values? (x2)  
Did the group reach an interesting conclusion based on that variable?  
Did the group present the data in a useful textual manner, such as a two-way table?  
The Graph
Did the group choose an appropriate way to graph the material (e.g., stacked bar chart)?  
Did the graph clarify the data?  
Did the graph include an appropriate legend?  
Did the graph have appropriate labels and titles?  
The Presentation
Did each group memeber speak at least once?  
Were the presenters audible?  
Did the presenters use an appropriate amount of time?  
Bonus Points
   
   

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