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Collaborative Task 1 
Investigate two collaborative programs which are interactive and can extend instruction past the school day.
Rubric Code: U44WA9
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Subject: Education  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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  Exemplary

11 pts

Satisfactory

7 pts

Unsatisfactory

3 pts

Project Design

Exemplary

The project is complete, deep, well-scaffolded and adaptable. It offers extensions for more motivated or experienced learners and/or adaptations for students with special needs or learning style preferences. Students have opportunities to actively engage with the concepts and with technology by creating or designing a product themselves.
Satisfactory

The project is complete, goes into depth as appropriate and provides some adaptations for students with special needs or learning style preferences. The teacher has considered scaffolding learning for both beginning and advanced students and fades away when appropriate. Students explore concepts by designing and creating a product
Unsatisfactory

The project may be complete, but lacks depth. It does not offer strategies or adaptations for students with special needs or learning style preferences. The class time invested in the project may be too great given its education value
Tools for Integration

Exemplary

The resources for the lesson are appropriate and well documented.
Satisfactory

The resources for the lesson are somewhat appropriate and partially documented.
Unsatisfactory

The resources for the lesson are not appropriate and/or are not documented.
Instructional Techniques

Exemplary

The lesson includes management strategies for the implementation of technology that support student mastery of both the content and technology standards
Satisfactory

The lesson includes some management strategies for the implementation of technology that support student mastery of both the content and technology standards
Unsatisfactory

The lesson does not include management strategies for the implementation of technology that support student mastery of both the content and technology standards
Overall blog entries

Exemplary

Five blog entries and five comments are submitted, all of which are substantial. Beyond the required five, your blog includes many more reflections.
Satisfactory

Five blog entries and five comments are submitted, though not all of them may give evidence of a substantial contribution
Unsatisfactory

Almost all required blog entries and comments have been completed.
Materials and Technology

Exemplary

Selected materials and technology meet multiple needs and multiple levels.
Satisfactory

Selected materials and technology are appropriate for the lesson.
Unsatisfactory

Selected materials and technology are either inappropriate or nonexistent.



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  • Social presence, real-time, asynchronous, synchronous,

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