Persuasive Media and Health Communication

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Assessment 2: Persuasive Media and Health Communication

High Distinction
80% +
Distinction
70 – 79%
Credit
60 – 69%
Pass
50 – 59%
Below Pass
49% –
The
Conversation
Pitch
(10 Marks)
The pitch overview is highly relevant
and uses high-level evidence to
articulate the argument. The
significance of the pitch and examples
provided are of a very high standard.
Highly persuasive techniques have
been used to construct the pitch. The
narrative is highly articulate and
convincing.
The pitch overview is clearly
articulated with strong evidence and
examples to support the argument,
The significance of the pitch is clearly
demonstrated.
Strong persuasive techniques have
been used to construct the pitch. The
narrative is well articulated and
convincing
The pitch overview is well articulated
with some good evidence and
examples to support the argument.
The significance of the pitch is
discussed.
Some persuasive techniques have
been used to construct the pitch. The
narrative is somewhat convincing but
could be strengthened
The pitch overview is somewhat
identified but more evidence is
needed in the narrative to support
the argument. The significance needs
further discussion.
Persuasive techniques are lacking
although some evidence has been
provided in the pitch. The narrative
needs to be strengthened in a more
convincing way.
The pitch overview is not well
identified or articulated.
The pitch is lacking in persuasion,
evidence, significance, and
articulation.
Personal
Brand
(5 Marks)
Highly persuasive techniques have
been used to construct the pitch. The
narrative is highly articulate and
convincing
Grammar, spelling and language are
of a very high standard; highly
sophisticated language has been
used.
In-text and end-text referencing is
100% compliant with the ECU
Referencing guide.
Strong persuasive techniques have
been used to construct the pitch. The
narrative is well articulated and
convincing
Grammar, spelling and language are
of a high standard; complex
sentences and language have been
used.
In-text and end-text referencing is
mostly compliant with the ECU
Referencing guide.
Some persuasive techniques have
been used to construct the pitch. The
narrative is somewhat convincing but
could be strengthened
Grammar, spelling and language are
of a good standard with a clear flow.
In-text and end-text referencing is
sometimes compliant with the ECU
Referencing guide.
Grammar, spelling and language
errors were present in the writing,
which impact the quality of
expression. It would be beneficial to
proof read writing carefully before
submitting.
Referencing was attempted, with
insufficient referencing or incorrect
presentation.
The pitch is lacking in persuasion,
evidence and articulation.
There are significant spelling,
grammar and language errors that
make the writing difficult to read and
follow. ECU Learning Advisors can
assist with improving spelling,
grammar and language.
Referencing was inadequate and/or
incorrectly presented.
Verbal
communicati
on skills and
presentation
Spelling,
grammar
and
language
and
referencing
(10 marks)
Presentation was succinct, with very
well-developed verbal presentation
skills. Presentation was to time and
of very high quality.
Overall Design of presentation and
slides was sound, a good balance of
information and visual appeal.
Engaging colours and images were
presented.
Grammar, spelling and language are
of a very high standard; highly
sophisticated language has been
used.
In-text and end-text referencing is
100% compliant with the ECU
Referencing guide.
Presentation was succinct, with well
developed verbal presentation skills.
Presentation was to time and of very
good quality.
Overall Design of presentation and
slides was sound, a good balance of
information and visual appeal.
Engaging colours and images were
presented.
Grammar, spelling and language are
of a high standard; complex
sentences and language have been
used.
In-text and end-text referencing is
mostly compliant with the ECU
Referencing guide.
Presentation was succinct, with good
verbal presentation skills.
Presentation was to time and of good
quality.
Overall Design of presentation and
slides was sound, a good balance of
information and visual appeal.
Engaging colours and images were
presented.
Grammar, spelling and language
errors were present in the writing,
which impact the quality of
expression. It would be beneficial to
proof read writing carefully before
submitting.
Referencing was attempted, with
insufficient referencing or incorrect
presentation. In-text and end-text
referencing is sometimes compliant
with the ECU Referencing guide.
Presentation was concise, verbal
communication and presentation
skills require further practice.
Presentation was not within time limit
and was poor in quality.
Overall design of slides lacking visual
appeal, difficult to read, and
disjointed.
There are significant spelling,
grammar and language errors that
make the writing difficult to read and
follow. ECU Learning Advisors can
assist with improving spelling,
grammar and language.
Referencing was inadequate and/or
incorrectly presented.
Verbal presentation skills are lacking.
Video lacks consistency and structure.
Presentation was not within time
limit. And of low quality.
Overall design of presentation and
slides lacking balance, cohesion, and
visual appeal.
There are significant spelling,
grammar and language errors that
make the writing difficult to read and
follow. ECU Learning Advisors can
assist with improving spelling,
grammar and language.
Referencing was inadequate and/or
incorrectly presented.

 

Peer Review
(5 marks)
Peer review activities provide highly
insightful, respectful and professional
recommendations to the reviewer.
The reviewer has displayed exemplary
professional courtesy in this team
activity
Peer review activities provide
insightful and supportive
recommendations. Good professional
courtesy is evidenced.
Peer review activities provide some
good. The reviewer could
demonstrate a more professional
narrative in their feedback.
Peer review activities have been
provided but they need more insight /
evidence or professionalism displayed
in their feedback.
Peer review was not undertaken or
does not meet the requirements for
professional feedback.