iRubric: Using Technology in My Projects rubric

Oh no! you didn't connect your schema! Showing what you already know and connecting it to new learning is important. This is the same when showing what you know by using technology.

Keep working to show your audience what you already know. Then think about how you can use technology to share this.

Nice work! I can tell you know what you are talking about and have put lots of thought into how to show others this as well.

• Identify local or global problems that need creative solutions.
• In small groups, engage in divergent thinking to explore options for solution.
• Use technology (e.g., graphs, wikis, other group authoring tools) to capture and share promising strategies with the whole group.
• Select and describe specific ideas or create products or processes that could provide new solutions.

Oh NO! Work on that stamina to try something new and make something even if it is out of your comfort zone. You can do it! Ask for help if you need to! Don't give up!

Keep at it! I know technology can be difficult at times, but keep working until your project is just the way you think it should be. Try another program if you are really stuck!

Great work! Make sure to add details to your project so it has that little extra shine!

Apply models and simulations to explore cause and effect relationships based on changes in elements, patterns, or sequence; explain or illustrate results.

Think outside of the box! Try something other than Mocrosoft Word for your project!

You can do it even if it is hard! Check out a tutorial on Google to see how something works if you forget. OR ASK FOR HELP!

Great job! Sometimes trying something other than what we are used to is hard, but I am glad you created something new and innovative.

• Create and edit products in a variety of media environments (e.g., presentation, newsletter, video, annotated calendar, wiki) to effectively communicate individual and group curriculum activities, ideas, or results to multiple audiences.