The document outlines a peer evaluation form for e-presentations with 20 total points. It is divided into sections that evaluate the content, organization, style, and delivery of the presentation. Content (6 points) covers describing a company's corporate social responsibility initiatives and discussing related ethics and social change. Organization (6 points) evaluates introduction/summary, slide order/transitions. Style (4 points) examines visual design, language. Delivery (4 points) assesses voice emphasis, grammar/pronunciation, pace. The peer feedback examples provide positive feedback on introducing the topic clearly, discussing ethics implications, and presenting information visually and orally in an organized manner.

1. Peer E-Presentation Evaluation Form
Criterion
Description
Points
Content
Corporate Social Responsibility
The presentation briefly describes an
industry/company/organization with a corporate social
responsibility (CSR) initiative(s).
2
Social Change
The presentation discusses the ethics involved and the social
change implications.
4
PowerPoint Slide Organization and Presentation
Introduction and Summary
The presentation includes a clear, engaging introduction and a
summary with key points the viewer should take away from the
presentation.
2
Body
Slides are properly organized in an appropriate, easy-to-follow
order. Transitions between slides are clear and move easily
from point to point.
2
Presentation Style
The presentation slides are clear, legible, use a consistent
professional theme, make use of graphics and charts to illustrate
key points, and include appropriate language and content for the
audience. There are no misspellings or grammatical errors.
2

2. Oral Narrative
Use of Voice
The oral narrative includes appropriate emphasis and effective
use of transitions, pauses, and vocal changes to highlight
important items and to maintain the viewer's interest.
2
Grammar and Pronunciation
The oral narrative uses proper grammar, sentence structure, and
all words are clearly pronounced and easily understood.
2
Pace of Oral Presentation
The pace of speaking enables viewers to easily follow the
presentation. Overuse of “filler” words or phrases such as
“like,” “umm,” “OK,” etc., are avoided in the presentation.
2
Length
The presentation includes no more than 10 slides and is
completed in 6–10 minutes.
2
Total (out of 20 possible points)
20
Peer Feedback:
Ashley good presentation. The introduction was informative and
keeps the reader interested. The presentation was clear and easy
to follow with great visuals. The pictures allow the readers to
fully learn about Lush Corporation. Also, the audio highlights
the important facts about the company with proper use of pauses
when your sentence came to an end. Great end with the
conclusion and guiding viewers to the discussion board for any
comments or questions. Overall great job

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Peer E-Presentation Evaluation Form
Criterion
Description
Points
Content
Corporate Social Responsibility
The presentation briefly describes an
industry/company/organization with a corporate social
responsibility (CSR) initiative(s).
22
Social Change
The presentation discusses the ethics involved and the social
change implications.
34
PowerPoint Slide Organization and Presentation
Introduction and Summary
The presentation includes a clear, engaging introduction and a
summary with key points the viewer should take away from the
presentation.
22
Body
Slides are properly organized in an appropriate, easy-to-follow
order. Transitions between slides are clear and move easily
from point to point.
22
Presentation Style
The presentation slides are clear, legible, use a consistent
professional theme, make use of graphics and charts to illustrate
key points, and include appropriate language and content for the
audience. There are no misspellings or grammatical errors.

4. 22
Oral Narrative
Use of Voice
The oral narrative includes appropriate emphasis and effective
use of transitions, pauses, and vocal changes to highlight
important items and to maintain the viewer's interest.
22
Grammar and Pronunciation
The oral narrative uses proper grammar, sentence structure, and
all words are clearly pronounced and easily understood.
22
Pace of Oral Presentation
The pace of speaking enables viewers to easily follow the
presentation. Overuse of “filler” words or phrases such as
“like,” “umm,” “OK,” etc., are avoided in the presentation.
22
Length
The presentation includes no more than 10 slides and is
completed in 6–10 minutes.
22
Total (out of 20 possible points)
1920
Peer Feedback:
Nicola overall good presentation, when discussing ethics, you
gave the viewers and understanding of what standard ethics a
company should have. Walmart ethics are clear based on the
slide, but a little more detail is needed. What other information
did you find out about their ethics involved and social change?
Social change slide is on the short side in discussing social
change implications, but I like that you included the highlights
and the global facts. I also like that you included a picture of

5. yourself, it gives the viewers a visual of the presenter.
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Peer E-Presentation Evaluation Form
Criterion
Description
Points
Content
Corporate Social Responsibility
The presentation briefly describes an
industry/company/organization with a corporate social
responsibility (CSR) initiative(s).
22
Social Change
The presentation discusses the ethics involved and the social
change implications.
44
PowerPoint Slide Organization and Presentation
Introduction and Summary
The presentation includes a clear, engaging introduction and a
summary with key points the viewer should take away from the
presentation.
22
Body
Slides are properly organized in an appropriate, easy-to-follow
order. Transitions between slides are clear and move easily
from point to point.
22
Presentation Style
The presentation slides are clear, legible, use a consistent
professional theme, make use of graphics and charts to illustrate
key points, and include appropriate language and content for the

6. audience. There are no misspellings or grammatical errors.
22
Oral Narrative
Use of Voice
The oral narrative includes appropriate emphasis and effective
use of transitions, pauses, and vocal changes to highlight
important items and to maintain the viewer's interest.
22
Grammar and Pronunciation
The oral narrative uses proper grammar, sentence structure, and
all words are clearly pronounced and easily understood.
22
Pace of Oral Presentation
The pace of speaking enables viewers to easily follow the
presentation. Overuse of “filler” words or phrases such as
“like,” “umm,” “OK,” etc., are avoided in the presentation.
22
Length
The presentation includes no more than 10 slides and is
completed in 6–10 minutes.
22
Total (out of 20 possible points)
2020
Peer Feedback:
Renee, great presentation I enjoyed learning more about Marriot
vacations. I too use to work for a Marriott hotel my first year of
college and it was a great experience. The presentation is clear
and provides a good understanding of Marriott social
responsibility. You have provided great information regarding
this corporation global environmental impact of business

7. operation. The visual image goes well with each slide and the
topic presented, the oral narrative is easy to understand, and
words were pronounced clear. Overall great presentation and
thanks for the information.
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