AI Presentation Grader

Practice a DECA role-play out loud. Get the evaluation form back.

Scored line by line on the form your event uses, with the words from your presentation that earned each score. For MCBA members.

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The 51 events you can practice

Individual Series role-plays14

Principles events5

Personal Financial Literacy1

Team decision making8

Professional selling3

Written events, the presentation20

How a practice run works

The same shape as the day: an event, a role-play, the prep clock, then the judge.

1
Pick your event
51 DECA events are covered: the Principles events, the Individual Series, team decision making, professional selling, and the presentation half of the written events.
2
Get a role-play
Three for each role-play event, 93 in all, written by MCBA in DECA's format. You can bring your own scenario instead.
3
Prepare
The event's own prep time, ten minutes for most role-plays and thirty for a team case, with a notes box. The situation is put away when the clock runs out, as it is on the day.
4
Present
Live in front of your laptop, where the judge's questions are asked aloud once you finish, or record a video on the page or upload one you made.
5
Read your evaluation
The event's evaluation form, every line scored, with the band it landed in, the words from your transcript that earned it, and what would move it up a band.

Scored on DECA's own form

Each event is graded on the form its judges use. This is the Individual Series role-play form.

100 points. Every line falls in one of four bands, and the total is added up by MCBA's own code, never by the model.

Novice
Developing
Proficient
Exemplary

Lowest to highest

Team, Principles, Personal Financial Literacy, selling and prepared events each use their own form; a team case practiced alone is scored for your voice only.

Performance Indicators

Performance indicator 110 pts
Performance indicator 210 pts
Performance indicator 310 pts
Performance indicator 410 pts
Performance indicator 510 pts

Solution

Unique8 pts
Practical8 pts
Effective8 pts

Career Competencies

Critical Thinking6 pts
Communication6 pts
Decision Making6 pts

Overall Impression

Overall Impression8 pts

Total100 points

What you get back

Every line at its level, with the words from your transcript that earned it and what would move it up a band.

Open any line to see the evidence behind its level. The presentation behind this sheet is an example written for this page.

AI Presentation Grader

Individual Series role-play (2026)

71/ 100Sample total

A sample role-play: an outdoor-gear store wants first-time buyers to come back. The presentation behind the quotes is an example written for this page, not a real student's.

Performance Indicators
50 points
- Novice0 to 3
  Developing4 to 6
  Proficient7 to 9
  Exemplary10
  “A loyalty program rewards repeat purchases, so I would tie points to the gear hikers already replace every year, like boots and water filters.”
  At 1:10 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Explained the indicator and applied it to the store's goal.
  To reach Exemplary. Back the idea with one number, such as what a typical hiker spends in a year.
- Novice0 to 3
  Developing4 to 6
  Proficient7 to 9
  Exemplary10
  “The store should also use social media.”
  At 2:05 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Named the idea but did not explain how it works or who it reaches.
  To reach Proficient. Pick one platform, say who it reaches, and describe the first post.
- Novice0 to 3
  Developing4 to 6
  Proficient7 to 9
  Exemplary10
  “A starter bundle under one hundred dollars lowers the risk of a first purchase, and the margin still covers our costs.”
  At 2:50 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Tied the price to the customer's risk and to the store's costs.
  To reach Exemplary. Say the margin math out loud to reach the top level.
- Novice0 to 3
  Developing4 to 6
  Proficient7 to 9
  Exemplary10
  “Every first-time buyer gets a greeting and one question: what trip are you planning?”
  At 3:25 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. A clear step that applies the indicator, though it covers only the sales floor.
  To reach Exemplary. Extend it past the sale, such as who contacts the buyer after the trip.
- Novice0 to 3
  Developing4 to 6
  Proficient7 to 9
  Exemplary10
  “The store could track how it is going.”
  At 4:10 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Mentioned measuring results without saying what to measure.
  To reach Proficient. Name one measure, like repeat purchases in 90 days, and how the store would check it.
Solution
24 points
- Novice0 to 2
  Developing3 to 5
  Proficient6 to 7
  Exemplary8
  “Instead of a discount, give each buyer a trip checklist with a gear care tip every season.”
  At 5:00 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. A fresh angle that fits this store's customers.
  To reach Exemplary. Make it something a competitor cannot copy, like a gear care clinic only this store hosts.
- Novice0 to 2
  Developing3 to 5
  Proficient6 to 7
  Exemplary8
  “The checklist is a one-page insert and a monthly email, so the store can start with the staff it has.”
  At 5:35 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Realistic for a small store to launch.
  To reach Exemplary. Add what it costs and who sends the email each month.
- Novice0 to 2
  Developing3 to 5
  Proficient6 to 7
  Exemplary8
  “This should bring customers back.”
  At 6:10 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Linked the idea to the goal only in general terms.
  To reach Proficient. Say how many returning customers the plan should add, and by when.
Career Competencies
18 points
- Novice0 to 1
  Developing2 to 3
  Proficient4 to 5
  Exemplary6
  “The store already has these customers' email addresses, so the cheapest first step is the one it does not have to buy.”
  At 6:40 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Used what the scenario gave to choose a low-cost start.
  To reach Exemplary. Weigh one risk, such as emails going unopened, and say how you would respond.
- Novice0 to 1
  Developing2 to 3
  Proficient4 to 5
  Exemplary6
  “In short: reward the repeat buyer, teach them to care for their gear, and measure who comes back.”
  At 8:20 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. A clear closing summary in complete sentences.
  To reach Exemplary. Open with the same three-part summary so the judge hears the plan from the start.
- Novice0 to 1
  Developing2 to 3
  Proficient4 to 5
  Exemplary6
  “I think the loyalty program is probably the best choice.”
  At 7:15 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Made a choice without comparing it to another option.
  To reach Proficient. Compare your choice with one alternative and say what the store gives up.
Overall Impression
8 points
- Novice0 to 2
  Developing3 to 5
  Proficient6 to 7
  Exemplary8
  “Thank you for your time. I am happy to take your questions.”
  At 9:10 in the transcript
  Why it landed here. Professional and composed for most of the presentation.
  To reach Exemplary. Keep your eyes up through the closing and do not rush the last minute.

A practice estimate, never an official DECA score. The total is added up by MCBA's own code, never by the model.

Your recording stays yours

What leaves your device is the text of what you said, not your video.

A recorded video never leaves your device
It is read in your browser. Only the transcript and a few numbers about your delivery, such as your pace and how much you face the camera, are sent for grading.
The camera is off unless you turn it on
In a live run your browser transcribes you as you speak. With the camera on, up to eight stills are analyzed and not kept.
Graded on servers that keep nothing
The grading model runs in the United States on hosts that keep nothing once your run is scored. Your name and email are never sent.

The details, including how long a run is kept, are in the Privacy Policy.

Who can use it

Every Max and Chapter member, two graded role-plays a week.

The grader is a practice partner, not a DECA score: judges at competition apply the same form with their own judgment. MCBA is independent of DECA Inc.

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A practice estimate, never a DECA score.

Practice a DECA role-play out loud. Get the evaluation form back.

The 51 events you can practice

Individual Series role-plays14

Principles events5

Personal Financial Literacy1

Team decision making8

Professional selling3

Written events, the presentation20

How a practice run works

Pick your event

Get a role-play

Prepare

Present

Read your evaluation

Scored on DECA's own form

Performance Indicators

Solution

Career Competencies

Overall Impression

What you get back

Performance Indicators

Solution

Career Competencies

Overall Impression

Your recording stays yours

A recorded video never leaves your device

The camera is off unless you turn it on

Graded on servers that keep nothing

Who can use it

Run your next role-play against the grader.