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Education Software Evaluation Rubric
Education Software Evaluation Rubric
Crystal Shaw's Evaluation of Education Software (This is filled out for www.pbskids.org)
Rubric Code:
SX2CX45
By
cshaw1
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject:
Education
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
(none)
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Software Evaluation
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Additional Comments
(N/A)
Score
(N/A)
Curriculum Content
Poor
Provides no explanation of content/ has no relationship with curriculum content.
Fair
Provides little explanation of content/ has limited relationship with curriculum content.
Good
Provides almost a complete explanation of content/ has good relationship with curriculum content.
Excellent
Provides complete explanation of content/ has direct relationship with curriculum content.
Additional Comments
Score
4
Interactivity
Poor
Lacks enhancements to actively involve the learner.
Fair
Minimal enhancements to actively involve the learner.
Good
Contains some enhancements to actively involve the learner.
Excellent
Possess many enhancements that require learner to remain actively involved.
Additional Comments
I am able to see how a child would be drawn to the activities on this site and the games are interactive but they could use some improvement.
Score
3
Critical Thinking
Poor
Student not given opportunity to engage in higher level thinking.
Fair
Student given limited opportunities to engage in higher level thinking.
Good
Student given some opportunity to engage in higher level thinking.
Excellent
Student given extensive opportunities to engage in higher level thinking activities.
Additional Comments
I can see critical thinking in some of the games but not all of them.
Score
3
Useability
Poor
Software is very difficult to read, follow, and/or use.
Fair
Software is somewhat confusing to read, follow, and/or use.
Good
Software is fairly easy to read, follow, and/or use.
Excellent
Software is extremely easy to read, follow, and/or use.
Additional Comments
Score
4
Age/Grade Level
Poor
Directions, reading level, and product are inappropriate for targeted audience.
Fair
Directions, reading level, and product are are sometimes inappropriate for targeted audience.
Good
Directions, reading level, and product are are mostly appropriate for targeted audience.
Excellent
Directions, reading level and product are appropriate for targeted audience.
Additional Comments
There is no indication of age groups anywhere.
Score
1
Effectiveness of Software
Poor
Design is confusing and is not navigable. The technology does not provide any benefit.
Fair
Design lacks intuition and is difficult to navigate. Minimal effectiveness.
Good
Design is clear, but assistance is needed to navigate some areas. Technology is adequately utilized to be of benefit in the instructional process.
Excellent
Design is clear, easy to navigate, logical and provides an effective means to help students achieve.
Additional Comments
Score
4
Teacher Accessibility
Poor
Software allows the teacher limited to no access to the monitoring of activities, assignments, assessments, and grades
Fair
Software allows the teacher moderate access to whole group monitoring of activities, assignments, assessments, and grades
Good
Software allows the teacher full access to whole group monitoring of activities, assignments, assessments, and grades
Excellent
Software allows the teacher full access to individual student monitoring of activities, assignments, assessments, and grades
Additional Comments
I could not find anything on the site for this so I am unsure whether it is an option or not.
Score
N/A
Effectiveness in teaching
Poor
Software is ineffective in teaching desired content. Interactivity is unrelated to learning, not directed at student enjoyment.
Fair
Software is partially effective in teaching desired content, with limited interactivity and appeal to students.
Good
Software is mostly effective in teaching desired content, with some interactivity that appeals to students.
Excellent
Software is effective in teaching the desired content in an interactive way that students will enjoy while learning.
Additional Comments
I can see using this site to teach but I would have to go through it and make sure I chose things that were appropriate for the grade I was working with.
Score
3
Keywords:
lps, software evaluation, rubric, Lewiston, Maine
Subjects:
Education
(General)
Types:
Assessment
(Other)
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