Rubrics

Rubrics/Assessments
All this technology integration is great! But, how do I grade projects completed as wikis, blogs, podcasts, etc. Check out these sites for ideas for rubrics and assessment. See what you think or bookmark for later. Use all, parts, or just for ideas.

[|Rubistar] - Good tool for creating rubrics for project-based learning activities, including multimedia. eRubric Assistant - Free rubric generator which works on Windows and Macintosh computers using Microsoft Word. http://edorigami.wikispaces.com --Rubrics for various digital activities including blogs, wikis, podcasts, etc.(Based on a classroom teacher's attempt at updating Bloom's Revised Taxonomy to include emerging activities and be more inclusive of technology). [|Comprehension and Analysis Blog Rubric] [|Blog Reflection Rubric] [|Collaboration Rubric] [|Powerpoint Rubric] [|Video Project Rubric] [|Podcast Rubric] [|Digital Storytelling Rubric] [|Great Math Problem-Solving Rubrics Hotlist] [|Assessment and Rubric Information] - Great collection of resources from Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators [|Teacher Rubric Makers] - Teach-nology's collection of more than twenty different rubric generators [|Teacher-Created Rubrics for Assessment of Specific Skills] - A collection of rubrics for assessing eportfolios, cooperative learning, research process/report, writing, PowerPoint, oral presentation, science and math, web page, blog, wiki, and other social media projects. [|Rubrician] [|Project-Based Learning Checklists] [|Electronic Media Project Rubric] AP Blog Rubric

[|Assessing Teacher Technology Projects] - Assess the design of your technology-infused projects