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Org. Comm Rubric: 2012
Final Presentation Evaluation Form
Group Evaluation
Structure (6 points)
Evaluation Area Groups Comments Hanssens comments
What was your main
message (in one
sentencemaybe two)?
Was it stated within the
first 30 seconds of thepresentation (yes or no)?
Does it encompass
everything you talk about
at a high level in your
presentation?
The indirect and passive nature of our CSR communication
strategies has led them to be ineffective.
Yes
Yes
What did you want your
audience to do, think, or
say? (Intent)
To take a direct and active approach in communicating
with important stakeholders
What are the 3-4 main
points (buckets) that
support your main message
(state them exactly as they
are presented)?
Is there a preview of these
items?
1. Relevant Stakeholders2. Current communications and their effectiveness3. Our Recommendation: Microsite
Yes. Theres an Agenda
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Do you close the
presentation with the same
main message you started
with? Is there a final ask
of the audience at the end?
What is your ask exactly
(type it out here)?
Yes. To be more direct with our communication
Rate on a scale of 1-5
(5 = best)
Transition from:
Opening to Bucket 1
Bucket 1 to Bucket 2
Bucket 2 to Bucket 3
Bucket 3 to Closing
5
5
4
4
Did you go over the time
limit?
By about a minute or two
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Content (4 points)
Main points (aka Buckets) List any citable evidence for each speaker
Speaker 2: Relevant stakeholders Consumers: cause the waste as well as perception of value from companies that act
responsibly
Environmental Activists: negative media and create government intervention Shareholders: Nikes stock information after Tiger Woods scandal gave a real life
example of what could happen
Speaker 3/4:
Communication with each stakeholder is passive and confusing Back and forth presenting the current communication and why they were ineffective
Speaker 5: The microsite is clean and concise Has information that the stakeholders are interested in
Visuals (2 points)
Evaluation Area Group Comments Hanssens comments
Do you follow the same visual principles
evaluated in the company profile
presentation
Yes
Do your message titles actually give real info?
(i.e. Sales grew 4th
Quarter instead of 4th
Quarter Sales)
Yes
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Engagement (4)
Speaker List different means of audience engagement for each speaker
Speaker 1: Using an example of past experiences with stakeholder was effective in helping create a visual forthe audience. Javier also pointed at relevant charts and graphs
Speaker 2: The smiling/humane approach at our current communications were supposed to engage the
audience by helping them relate
Speaker 3: Sacha did very well in proving how the communication strategies were ineffective by using a
persuasive tone and looking around at the audience to make eye contact
Speaker 4: Nicole used her slide really well to use the visual to get the audience to focus on the numbers
Persuasion (4)
Evaluation Area Group Comments Hanssens comments
How persuasive were each of the sections?
Rate on a scale of 1-5
(5 = best)
Transition from:Opening
Bucket 1
Bucket 2
Bucket 3
Closing
1. 52. 53. 54. 55. 5