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Multimedia Presentation
Attached Files:
For this assignment, you will
work either individually or in pairs to create a presentation, (pairs share a grade). Your presentation
should be a PowerPoint presentation (uploaded to slide share www.slideshare.net ), or YouTube
video. The subject is on a sociological topic of your choice falling under one of the Umbrella topics
below. By creating a presentation you will show what you have learned through your own research
and share it with others.
Multimedia Presentation grading rubric.docx (17.295 KB)
Umbrella Topics:
Problems of Well-being
Problems of Human Diversity
Problems of Inequality & Power
You will present your topic in a creative and thought provoking manner and incorporate any
appropriate multimedia, (including relevant images, short videos, etc.). You will highlight the
importance of your chosen social problem and come up with a probable solution. You will need
to incorporate a relevant sociological theory from the course throughout your presentation.
The following are examples of topics that fall under each of the umbrella topics:
*Technology is Destroying our Minds, Bodies, and Communities
(from Problems of Well-Being).
*Globalization and the Loss of Cultural Identity
(from Problems of Human Diversity)
*Racism Today-Holding us Back from Moving Forward
(from Problems of Inequality & Power)
You will create an account in either YouTube or Slideshare.net (depending on your assignment
type) and upload your completed video or PowerPoint. If you choose to create a YouTube video, it
must be about 10 to 12 minutes in length describing your topic. If you would prefer to create a
PowerPoint presentation, it must be approximately 15-20 slides. You will need to reference and cite
a minimum of 5 sources in APA format.
In session 12, you will post the URL link to your presentation in the Multimedia Discussion
Forum on the Discussion Board and write a reflection on your assignment relating it to your life
and the course. You will also be responsible for replying to a classmate's assignment and reflection,
touching on questions posted in Session 12.
Multimedia Presentation Assignment Rubric
Category
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Content
Not enough
content is
provided.
Sociological
Content does not
add to the
knowledge
learned
Content has some
depth
demonstrated in
certain parts.
Rich, in depth
content,
increases
knowledge of the
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theory is not
clearly
incorporated
0-9 marks
Creativity
throughout this
semester.
Sociological
theory is briefly
mentioned, but
not elaborated on
10-13 marks
Sociological
theory is
discussed, but
further detail is
required
topic.
Sociological
theory is clearly
incorporated and
elaborated on
throughout
14-16 marks
17-20 marks
Creativity is
evident and used
consistently
throughout the
presentation
Creativity is
lacking
Some creativity is
demonstrated at
points during the
presentation
Creativity is
demonstrated
throughout most
of the
presentation
0-2 marks
Presentation is
extremely
disorganized
3-5 marks
Presentation is
somewhat
disorganized
6-8 marks
Presentation is
somewhat
organized
9-10 marks
Presentation is
highly organized
and has a nice
flow to it
Discussion
Reflection
0-1 marks
Missing, or not
relevant to the
assignment
2-3 marks
Some reflection
questions are
answered but are
incomplete
4 marks
Reflection
questions are
answered but
lacking insight or
further details
5 marks
All reflection
questions are
answered in a
detailed and
insightful manner
Sources
0 marks
No sources are
provided
1-4 marks
1-2 sources are
provided, not
properly cited in
APA format
0 marks
1-2 marks
5-7 marks
3-4 sources are
provided and
cited in APA
format, may have
minor errors
3-4marks
8-10 marks
5 sources are
provided and
properly cited
and referenced in
APA format
5 marks
Organization
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