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Assessing Student Technology Skills
Student Competencies for grades K - 12
PAUSD goals for student technology proficiency
Student Rubric Assess your students' technology skills with this rubric created by the PAUSD Educational Technology team
Technology Proficiency Standards for Students Standards established by the International Society for Technology in Education
Resources for Teacher's Technology Proficiency
Skill Competencies for Instructional Staff
Through staff development, PAUSD helps each teacher acquire the following technology skills and knowledge of:
- Basic computer hardware and software terminology
- Basic production tools for word processing and presentations
- Email communication and organization
- Regular use of online instructional resources
- Use of electronic research tools
- Administrative abilities such as student progress reports, class records, and newsletters
- Skill with peripheral technologies like cameras and scanners
- Integrate curricular content with the best technological resources available to support, manage, and enhance learning
- Legal and ethical issues involved in network use for selves/students
- Identification of authenticity, reliability, and bias on the Internet
- SASI skills to input student data and to aggregate data about current classes
- Simple troubleshooting and HelpDesk access
- Knowledge of staff and student use agreement contracts
From the PAUSD Technology Plan 2001 - 2006
California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) has resources to assist California teachers integrate technology into the classroom.
CTAP² Teacher Rubric CTAP² is an online, self-assessment tool for educators who use or want to use technology in the classroom. The rubric in CTAP² is based on the Training Guidelines developed by the State CTAP Technology Proficiency Committee.
Technology Proficiency Standards for Teachers Standards established by the International Society for Technology in Education
If you have questions, contact Educational Technology at (650) 329-3776 or edtech@pausd.org
Revised January 2003 |
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