SCS
PreK-8 Information Technology
Assessment Work

The following are references to work done by faculty at the SCS and assessment tools (includes rubrics).
| Areas and Grades | Description | Student Work | Example(s) of Assessment Tools |
| Database |
Submitted by Greg Thweatt based on the Vermont Technology Grade Expectations |
Grade 3-4 Word or |
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| Desktop Publishing (grade 7) |
"In the spring of 2003, seventh graders collected data, entered it into a database, graphed and analyzed the data in different ways and the imported the graphs into Microsoft Publisher®. In Publisher® they outlined their argument about Television Advertising, supporting the argument with graphical evidence and analysis. For more information on the activity description, click HERE." Submitted by Jeff Hindes (6-7-8 Grade Teacher) |
Example 1 (Acrobat format)
Example 2 |
Acrobat format |
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File Management, Publishing, Internet Use including Referencing Sites, and Communications (grade 4) |
"In the spring of 2003, our class worked on three technology projects. Each grade (third, fourth and fifth) worked on a different task. All three tasks were connected to our study of Ecology." Submitted by Catrina Dinapoli (3-4-5 Grade Teacher) |
Examples | Grade 3 Checklist |
| Graphical (Visual) Organizer Inspiration ® Rubric |
Submitted by Karen Fletcher at the University of Wisconsin - Stout. Includes assessment categories: 1) Arrangement of Concepts; 2) Links and Linking Line; 3) Graphics; 4) Content; 5) Text; and 6) Design |
Web Page | |
| Graphical (Visual) Organizer
Inspiration ® Rubric (grades 3-8) |
Submitted by Greg Thweatt based on the Vermont Technology Grade Expectations |
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| Presentations (non-application specific) including documentation of resources Rubric and Student Checklist (grades 6-8) |
Submitted by Greg Thweatt based on the Vermont Technology Grade Expectations. Can be used with students grades 8 and below or as a summative assessment for 8th grade student presentations. |
Word
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| Multi-media Hyperstudio ® Rocket (grades 3-4-5) |
In the spring of 2003, a 3-4-5 grade team worked on an oceans unit including the creation of a Hyperstudio ® stack. "Each student created one stack cooperatively then told to create a stack on their own. It was the second stack that was assessed using a "Rocket" rubric. Students also worked with the Oceans in Trouble webquest in addition to Inspiration ® organizational webs." Submitted by John Madden, Laura Grant, Monique Tetreault (3-4-5 Grade Teachers) |
Rocket Rubric (Blank):![]()
Rocket Rubric for Oceans Unit: Students color in sections of the rubric as they complete sections of their stack. |
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| Multi-media Hyperstudio ® Rubric |
Submitted by Greg Thweatt based on the Vermont Technology Grade Expectations |
Grades 3-4 Word or |
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| Multi-media PowerPoint ® - Presentation Rubric (grades 7-8) |
Modified Rubric with Student Self Assessment for PowerPoint creation and presentation. Submitted by Lisa Phelps (grades 7 and 8). Includes VT IT Grade Expectation requirements. |
Word format | |
| Multi-media PowerPoint ® - Presentation Rubric and Checklist (grades 5-8) |
Rubric and checklist for grades 5-8, without a scoring option and with a scoring option. Submitted by Greg Thweatt. Includes VT IT Grade Expectation requirements. |
Word format Acrobat format
Word format (with scoring option) |
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| Multi-media PowerPoint ® - Presentation (grades 3 and up) |
Tips and checklist to help assess presentations using PowerPoint. The Word file can easily be modified for another presentation software program. The tips are pulled from an article from TechLearning.Com and the link to the original article is embedded in the first page of each document. Submitted by Greg Thweatt |
Word format |
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December 22, 2005