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Instructional technology rubrics for staff
16 Multimedia Project Rubrics for PBL – Video and More – Editable – Secondary
The right rubric provides your expectations right from the start when you introduce the rubric with your summative assessment project to students. This pack is complete with 16 rubrics, in editable Microsoft Word .docx files, so you may use them as is or customize them with your summative assessment expectations!≋ 16 Editable and Customizable .docx Project Rubrics!≋ 16 PDF Printable Project Rubrics!≋ 1–3 P's Peer Review Google Rubric! - Store BESTSELLER!≋ 1–3 P's Peer Review Easel Rubric! - Stor
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10th - 12th, Staff
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Data Collection and Internet Privacy Hyperdoc
This lesson answers the essential question, "How do websites collect your personal information, and what can you do about it?" This hyperdoc is a PowerPoint presentation, and can be uploaded to Google Drive as a Google Slides presentation. You can use this as a student-paced lesson, while your students navigate through the slides at their own pace, or it can be used as lesson for the whole class - and it's also perfect for partners or small groups. The slides include vocabulary, deeper-thinking
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Digital Literacy & Digital Citizenship Bundle
HTML Project 1 - Spongebob
Here is a video preview:
http://www.teachertube.com/video/webdesignspongebobintro-330955
Included are:
- 1 assignment with rubric and links to videos that walk the students through the assignment
- Questions that go with the assignment for students to do some critical thinking
- Finish example of the assignment for you to compare to your students.
In this assignment, you the teacher will be teaching students the very basics of HTML. I designed these assignments for teachers to teach it
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Makey Makey Hot Wire Game and Scratch Coding Task Cards, Google Slides& Video
You are looking for an epic and more intermediate project to use your Makey Makey class kits? The Hot Wire game is an extremely engaging project were students build and design their very own wire track, hook it up to their Makey Makey and program everything in SCRATCH to make it playable. Two game modes to code:Get through the wire track by coding lives. Get through the wire track with a time limit/timer.Students will learn how to use If...then statements in SCRATCH effectively.Hand out the easy
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5th - 10th, Adult Education, Staff
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*NEW* Understanding AI Tools: CHATGPT and Beyond
Attention High School Teachers!Are you looking for a comprehensive and engaging lesson on AI and its ethical and moral considerations? Look no further! Our AI and Ethics lesson is designed specifically for high school students and will challenge them to think critically about the potential impact of AI on their future careers and lives, as well as the ethical and moral considerations for AI systems.With our lesson, you'll provide your students with a unique and in-depth learning experience that
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Podcast Episode Project Rubrics, Peer to Peer Rubric, Student Reflection & MORE
Assess your students' podcast episodes, have students peer assess each other's podcast episodes before they submit their .mp3 files for credit, and then wrap up your Podcast project by asking students to reflect on this valuable writing and recordings experience. You'll witness and accelerate excitement in your classroom when your student learns to create their own podcast episodes by writing, recording, and designing cover art, a very popular 21st-century skill.❋ This product provides you withe
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11th - 12th, Staff
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Student Podcast Episode Project, Classroom Podcast Channel, & PD (2) Cert BUNDLE
Get your students researching and writing Podcast Episode scripts, recording those podcast episodes and sharing their voice, editing those episode recordings, designing Cover Art, and writing Show Notes to have students experiment with this ragingly popular form of media. Then have students reflect on this valuable experience and new skill. You'll witness and accelerate excitement in your classroom when your student learns to create their own podcast episodes with writing, recording and designin
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10th - 12th, Staff
HTML Project #2 - Create your own text website!
In this assignment you get the assignment/project to give students following HTML Project #1 - Spongebob (here is the link - http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/HTML-Project-1-Spongebob-1399384).
In this assignment, the students will be working on creating their very own text website.
I designed these assignments for teachers to teach it WITH 0 HTML EXPERIENCE. 85% of the assignment will have been covered in the previous assignment. The reasoning behind that lies within my core phil
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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HTML Project 3 - Multiple Page Website
Video Preview:
http://www.teachertube.com/video/html-multiple-page-site-intro-331580
With this purchase you are given:
- A rubric with videos that walk students through the assignment
- A finished example of what the site should look like.
This assignment follows HTML Project 1 (http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/HTML-Project-1-Spongebob-1399384) & HTML Project 2 (http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/HTML-Project-2-Create-your-own-text-website-1399546).
In this assignmen
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Technology Coach: Beginning and End of Year Survey
Included in this product is a Google Form for Tech Coaches. This form is to be distributed to teachers who they coach at the beginning and end of year. Questions include:Rate how your classroom technology use this year differed from last yearHow do you rate... your technology skills ... your ability to select and use technology to improve teaching approaches (pedagogy) ... and more options Ratings of Tech Usage as indicated by the Impactful Technology Use rubricIncludes 13 questions for teachers
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Staff
HTML Project 4 - Create Your Own College Site
In this assignment students are tasked with doing research on 3 colleges of their choice. The goal for this assignment is for students to find out key factors about universities that they are looking at including: ACT score, Required GPA, and tuition cost.
This gives students a reality of the expectation of what is needed to get into a good university. After they find their research they are then tasked with creating a multiple page website using their HTML coding skills. They will be devo
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Distance Learning Training-Manual Best Practices for Colleges and Universities
This E-Learning and Mobile Learning Training Training Manual for Colleges and Universities is an all encompassing pack of E-Learning materials, resources, instructional surveys and much more, that every university or college desirous of effectively implementing and sustaining their E-Learning efforts and initiatives must have. It is a comprehensive pack, filled with systematic training materials, instructional surveys and resources, samples of every phase of the E-Learning process, (including co
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
PowerPoint Presentation JAZZ IT UP! - Rubric
This PowerPoint Presentation JAZZ IT UP! Rubric can be given out to students as a guideline and points on what to include in their slide show to help grab the viewers’ attention. A great set of slides can only make them a better presenter. Sheet one is everything and anything to include in the design and content and sheet two is a second rubric for the day they actual present live to their classmates. Good presentation skills are one of the top 5 features companies look for in an employee. Th
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Digital Options / Technology Checklist for the Classroom Teacher (Version 2015)
New and improved version with different categories!
So many teachers are being asked to add technology to their curriculum without the help of a computer teacher or technology specialist. How does the regular classroom teacher make sure that they are trying a variety of presentation options for their classroom?
At my school we were finding that classroom teachers are using technology, but it just wasn't getting into their plans. Why is that? At the same time there are so many new sites, softw
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
iPad Agreements: For Students and Parents
iPad agreement page for students and parents. This document is a great resource to use with students and to teach expectations when using iPads in the classroom.
Grades:
K - 8th, Staff
Desktop Publishing Rubric
Rubric Criteria:CONTENT---PURPOSE---OVERALL IMPACTLAYOUT---FORMAT---DESIGNTEXT FORMATGRAPHICS---PHOTOS---ART
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Resume Unit Plan Bundle
Rubric for Technology presentation
There is one necessity to have when integrating learning with ICT, when it comes to marking and ranking students. Look no further than this rubric! Covering all things technological which need to be target in Primary years when presenting any kind of platform presentation, from Prezzie to Powerpoint, keynote to Sway, the rubric is done and ready to mark against.Must have!
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2nd - 9th, Staff
Reusing Rubrics || Google Classroom Tutorial Series Tips Sheet
The cheat sheet on how to reuse rubrics.
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Staff
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Creating Rubrics || Google Classroom Tutorial Series Tips Sheet
The cheat sheet on how to create rubrics.
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Staff
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Reusing Rubrics || Google Classroom Tutorial Series Tips Sheet-BW
The cheat sheet on how to reuse a rubric.
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Staff
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Creating Rubrics || Google Classroom Tutorial Series Tips Sheet-BW
The cheat sheet on how to create a rubric.
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Staff
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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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Educational Technology Resource Evaluation Form
Use this form to help evaluate technology resources. Administrators or coaches can assign a website or piece of software/technology and have the teacher evaluate the resource using this form. Then, teachers can share what they learned. I provide copies of all completed forms at the conclusion of the sharing session. These evaluation forms make it easy to teachers to decide if the resource is of value to their classroom instruction.
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Staff
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