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Free instructional technology rubrics
Interactive Notebook Check Rubric
Interactive Notebook Check RubricThis is for all subject areas. It aids in grading and letting students know how they are doing with the subject matter. It also gives you a chance to see where your students are with following on with each lesson.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Google Docs Rubric
A rubric for Google Docs - download, customize, and save.
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Grades:
5th - 11th
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Hispanic Heritage Month Project Rubric
Google Drawing Hispanic Heritage Research Project. This is a simple explanation and rubric of requirements.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Google Sites Rubric for Students
Use this Google Sites Rubric to set expectations for student-created Google Sites and assess their sites. The rubric is a Google Doc and can be used within an LMS or printed copies for each student. The rubric allows space to add your own descriptions and expectations. It was originally created for use with a Middle School Technology Applications class, but can be used 4th Grade and up.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Computer Lab Success Rubric/Planning Guide
Chaos and headaches don't have to result from computer lab time! Prepare for computer lab success with this planning tool, or judge the success of a computer lab experience by using this same tool as a rubric.
This guide focuses on four main areas: Pre-Lab Time, Content, Lab Management, and Standards of Use. Sixteen distinct categories have an optimal and acceptable description. Room to write in your plan is included.
This planning guide was designed with secondary classrooms in mind.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Scratch Project Rubric
Do your students create projects using Scratch at www.scratch.mit.edu? If so, use this easy rubric to help with objective grading! How do you grade creativity? I made this so if there is a question about how they earned their Scratch Project grade...it is in black and white! 2nd page is just a bonus for students...lists 6 Scratch project ideas!
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Blogging Assignment
To introduce students to the digital world of Broadcast Journalism, this Word document helps students practice journalistic blogging. This ready-to-use resource explains the topic, writing assignment, and rubric for how the blog will be graded. With the included instructions, assign this to students to work at without needing constant assistance.Includes:Instructions RubricIf you are interested in viewing snippets of this product, make sure to click the green preview button above and you can se
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Broadcast Journalism Bundle
Virtual Classroom Project Rubric
This simple rubric is ready to print and go! Students will create a Bitmoji/Virtual classroom of their own using Google Slides and transparent objects. Students will learn to hyperlink educational material from the web, add Bitmoji teachers to their "classroom" and preview online educational content to determine developmentally appropriate activities. Students are given lots of choice and voice with this activity - they choose the grade level, subject area, and content they wish to include! *Stu
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Coding Shapes in Scratch Rubric
This rubric is designed to go with the CS First project- Orange Square, Purple Circle.This was designed to work with the project made in Scratch using the different Looks and Motions coding blocks.It is available as a pdf document and for different levels of learners.Scratch Coding ProjectScratch Coding RubricCoding with BlocksBlock Coding
Grades:
5th - 8th
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What Type of Coder Are You? Rubric Freebie
This coding rubric is based off of Marzano's Student Self-Assessment Rubric. This was created using beginning language, but could be used for all ages. This rubric allows teachers to stop periodically and have students use a number system to identify how readily they are working and understanding.
This file has various display formats -- Each level on 1 page (color & b/w), each level on separate pages (color & b/w), 2 per page (b/w), and 4 per page(b/w).
Using coding in your classroom?
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Proper Keyboarding Techniques Rubric
This proper keyboarding rubric may be used as an assessment tool to evaluate your student’s keyboarding skills. By using the rubric, each student gains instructional feedback regarding their individual skills and potential areas for improvement.
Grades:
4th - 8th
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About Me Wordle Project
My students love creating word clouds. Here is a Back to School activity I use during the first week of school to let my students work with a partner on our classroom computers. They love designing their About Me Wordle. This product from Paula Naugle's store also includes a rubric.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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PowerPoint Scoring Rubric
Scoring Rubric for any Power Point project. File is in Microsoft Word, allowing you to edit to your needs and/or grade appropriate level.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Digital Photo Story Rubric
This document is a rubric for assessing a Photo Story, which is an appropriate culminating activity or learning assignment for all curricular areas and any grade level. Since photo stories are project-based activities, it is important to use a rubric to assess student work and give criteria for learning, as well as your expectations. This rubric assesses students on "Sequence of Events", "Digital Pictures", "Project Design", and "Narration" and describes students work in advanced, proficient,
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Harnessing the Power of ChatGPT: How AI Can Assist Learning Teachers
Introduction:In recent years, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have opened up new avenues for enhancing various aspects of education. One prominent example is ChatGPT, an AI-powered language model developed by OpenAI. ChatGPT offers tremendous potential for supporting and empowering learning teachers in their quest to provide quality education to their students. This article explores how ChatGPT can assist teachers in the classroom and beyond, revolutionizing the learning experience
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Not Grade Specific
Technology Journal
Literacy is necessary whether you're a doctor, a mechanic or a programmer. Reading and following instructions. Writing summaries and opinion articles. These are all necessary no matter what profession you decide on. The topics for this resource are up to you. A list of IT topics has been provided but the resource could be used for anything.
Industries' biggest complaint is that programmers don't communicate well. This assignment has two purposes: increase the level of reading and writing
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Not Grade Specific
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FREE Technology Passion Projects Checklist
FREE Technology Passion Projects Checklist Checklists can be used for classwork, homework, differentiated small group instruction, or for assessment purposes to gauge how students understand how to self-evaluate their work.© Copyright MrTechnology, 2016
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Distance Learning Computer Journal
Bring today's technology into your classroom. Have students read & summarize articles about computers & technology. Then have them critique the information by writing their opinion. These skills are necessary no matter what profession you decide on. The topics for this resource are up to you. A list of IT topics has been provided but the resource could be used for anything. DIGITAL RESOURCE FOR GOOGLE CLASSROOM This package requires NO PREP!This package includes:✔ Teacher notes✔ Stu
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Not Grade Specific
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Bloxel Rubric
A basic rubric to accompany the Bloxel Project. You can modify your downloaded version to fit your requirements
Grades:
5th - 8th
All About Me PowerPoint
This is a PowerPoint project meant to be introduced at the beginning of the school year. Students will explore PowerPoint for several days, looking at font style, color, size changes. Students will learn how to add new slides, clipart/online picutres, transitions, animation, etc. Later they will use this rubric to put together a PowerPoint about them using the different features learned.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Seesaw Rubric & Poster
Unlock the Power of Digital Citizenship with a Seesaw Rubric! Are you looking for a valuable resource to teach digital citizenship skills to your students in an engaging way? Look no further! This free resource transforms the way you educate young learners about digital citizenship while utilizing Seesaw™.In today's interconnected world, students need strong digital communication skills from a young age. Their first encounter with digital citizenship often occurs within the school environment, p
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Also included in: Library Exit Ticket & SEL Bundle
Using an Evaluation Rubric to Select Content Specific Apps for Mobile Learning
This is a Power Point Presentation of Workshops that I have been presenting at State Technology Conferences on Using an Evaluation Rubric to Select Quality Content Specific Apps for Mobile Learning. There are tens of thousands of apps that are labeled “educational” that are available for mobile devices. In much the same manner that educators would evaluate a textbook or other instructional material, similar selection criteria needs to also be applied to apps. This presentation offers suggestions
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Blogging Rubric
Blogging rubric that include 5 pieces:
-Content
-Spelling/Punctuation/Grammar
-Technology font choice/size
-Pictures
-Creativity
Grades:
5th - 8th
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