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Technology Integration Video Project Rubric
Technology Integration Video Project Proposal (Maximum of 25 pts)
Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Does Not Meet
Expectations
Standards
Identification
10 6-9 1-5
Proposal clearly
identifies at least 3
different ISTE
technology standards
across 3 different
content areas (Math,
Reading, and Writing).
Proposal makes clear
connections to the
Georgia Standards of
Excellence (GSE) or
the Common Core State
Standards in regard to
technology for the
targeted content areas
(Math, Reading, and
Writing).
Proposal adequately
identifies at least 3
different ISTE
technology standards
across 3 different
content areas (Math,
Reading, and Writing).
Proposal makes
connections to the
Georgia Standards of
Excellence (GSE) or
the Common Core State
Standards in regard to
technology for the
targeted content areas
(Math, Reading, and
Writing).
Proposal does not
identify at least 3
different ISTE
technology standards
across 3 different
content areas (Math,
Reading, and Writing).
Proposal makes
limited/ or no
connections to the
Georgia Standards of
Excellence (GSE) or
the Common Core State
Standards in regard to
technology for the
targeted content areas
(Math, Reading, and
Writing).
Technology
Identification and
Summary
Information
10
6-9 1-5
Proposal clearly
identifies three
different technologies
for instructing children
and youth with
disabilities.
A detailed summary of
information on each of
the identified
technologies is
provided. A summary
is based on detailed
references to literature,
websites and other
resources (APA style
followed with no
errors).
Proposal adequately
identifies three
different technologies
for instructing children
and youth with
disabilities.
A summary of
information on each of
the identified
technologies is
provided. A summary
is based on references
to literature, websites
and other resources
(APA style followed
with minor errors).
Proposal does not
identify three different
technologies for
instructing children and
youth with disabilities.
A limited/ or no
summary of
information on each of
the identified
technologies is
provided. A summary
is based on limited
references to literature,
websites and other
resources (APA style
followed with many
errors).
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Action Plan for
Making a Video
5 3-4 1-2
Action plan for making
a video clearly
indicates the steps for
making short video
clips, audio recordings,
taking photos,
collecting student
samples of work and
any other relevant
artifacts to provide
evidence for
incorporated target
technologies in the
classroom.
A thorough discussion
on how ethical issues
will be addressed for
using the target
technologies (e.g.
obtaining required
permissions for
videotaping, collecting
student’s work samples,
and any other artifacts
relevant to the project)
is evident.
Action plan for making
a video adequately
indicates the steps for
making short video
clips, audio recordings,
taking photos,
collecting student
samples of work and
any other relevant
artifacts to provide
evidence for
incorporated target
technologies in the
classroom.
A discussion on how
ethical issues will be
addressed for using the
target technologies (e.g.
obtaining required
permissions for
videotaping, collecting
student’s work samples,
and any other artifacts
relevant to the project)
is evident.
Action plan for making
a video inadequately
indicates the steps for
making short video
clips, audio recordings,
taking photos,
collecting student
samples of work and
any other relevant
artifacts to provide
evidence for
incorporated target
technologies in the
classroom.
A limited/ or no
discussion on how
ethical issues will be
addressed for using the
target technologies (e.g.
obtaining required
permissions for
videotaping, collecting
student’s work samples,
and any other artifacts
relevant to the project)
is evident.
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Technology Integration Video Project Rubric
Technology Integration Video (Maximum of 50 pts)
Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Does Not Meet
Expectations
Technology
Integration
16-20 15-11 0-10
Clear evidence in the
video for an
incorporation of three
different technologies
for instructing children
and youth with
disabilities across the
semester.
Adequate evidence in
the video for an
incorporation of three
different technologies
for instructing children
and youth with
disabilities across the
semester.
Limited evidence in the
video for an
incorporation of three
different technologies
for instructing children
and youth with
disabilities across the
semester. Fewer than
three different
3
technologies maybe
incorporated.
Implications for
Future Teaching
Practice
10
6-9 1-5
Clear evidence in the
video for five major
things that candidate
learned about the
importance of
technology in
instructing diverse
learners for future
teaching practice.
Adequate evidence in
the video for five major
things that candidate
learned about the
importance of
technology in
instructing diverse
learners for future
teaching practice.
Limited or no evidence
in the video for five
major things that
candidate learned about
the importance of
technology in
instructing diverse
learners for future
teaching practice.
Artifacts 10
6-9 1-5
Clear evidence in the
video for incorporation
of artifacts collected
across the semester
(e.g., video clips,
audio recordings,
pictures of your student
work samples, photos
of student using a given
technology, and any
other relevant artifacts).
A wide variety of
artifacts evident.
Adequate evidence in
the video for
incorporation of
artifacts collected
across the semester
(e.g., video clips,
audio recordings,
pictures of your student
work samples, photos
of student using a given
technology, and any
other relevant artifacts).
Some variety of
artifacts evident.
Limited evidence in the
video for incorporation
of artifacts collected
across the semester
(e.g., video clips, audio
recordings, pictures of
your student work
samples, photos of
student using a given
technology, and any
other relevant artifacts).
No much variety of the
artifacts evident.
Narration and Visual
Appeal
5 3-4 1-2
Professional narration
and a very high quality
of the videography and
editing are evident.
The video is original
and visually appealing.
Professional narration
and a good quality of
the videography and
editing are evident.
The video is visually
appealing.
Lacking
professionalism in
narration and/or poor
quality of the
videography and
editing are evident.
The video is not
visually appealing.
Documentation 5 3-4 1-2
All supportive
documentation
submitted with the
video, including but not
limited to, obtained
necessary permissions,
any relevant artifacts,
and resources).
Most of the supportive
documentation
submitted with the
video, including but not
limited to, obtained
necessary permissions,
any relevant artifacts,
and resources).
Limited or no
supportive
documentation
submitted with the
video, including but not
limited to, obtained
necessary permissions,
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any relevant artifacts,
and resources).
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Technology Integration Video Project Rubric
Process Reflection Paper (Maximum of 25 Pts)
Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Does Not Meet
Expectations
Development and
Production
5 3-4 1-2
The paper clearly
reflects on the
development and
production processes,
what worked, did not
work, and what
changes would be made
for the future if this
project would be done
again.
The paper adequately
reflects on the
development and
production processes,
what worked, did not
work, and what
changes would be made
for the future if this
project would be done
again.
The paper does not
adequately reflect on
the development and
production processes,
what worked, did not
work, and what
changes would be made
for the future if this
project would be done
again. May not address
the development or
production processes,
or both.
Knowledge and
Understanding of a
Technology
5 3-4 1-2
The paper clearly
describes how
candidate has gained a
depth of knowledge
and understanding of a
technology for
instructing children and
youth with disabilities.
Includes many
examples from the
video and supportive
documentation to
support a reflection.
The paper adequately
describes how
candidate has gained a
depth of knowledge
and understanding of a
technology for
instructing children and
youth with disabilities.
Includes some
examples from the
video and supportive
documentation to
support a reflection.
The paper does not
adequately describe
how candidate has
gained a depth of
knowledge and
understanding of a
technology for
instructing children and
youth with disabilities.
Limited or may not
include examples from
the video or supportive
documentation, or both
to support a reflection.
Grounding in the
Professional literature
10 6-9 1-5
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and implications for
Future Teaching
Practice
The paper is grounded
in the professional
literature. Includes 5
different references
from the professional
literature to support the
reflection.
Clear evidence in the
paper about the
importance of
technology in
instructing diverse
learners for future
teaching practice.
The paper is grounded
in the professional
literature. Includes 4
different references
from the professional
literature to support the
reflection.
Adequate evidence in
the paper about the
importance of
technology in
instructing diverse
learners for future
teaching practice.
The paper is grounded
in the professional
literature. Includes 3 or
fewer different
references from the
professional literature
to support the
reflection.
Limited or no evidence
in the paper about the
importance of
technology in
instructing diverse
learners for future
teaching practice.
Mechanics,
Organization, and
APA
5 3-4 1-2
The paper is clearly
written and organized,
and is free of errors. It
is 5 pages or longer in
length, not including a
cover page and a
reference page in the
count. It follows APA
style correctly.
The paper is clearly
written and organized,
and has minimal errors.
It is 4 pages in length,
`not including a cover
page and a reference
page in the count. It
follows APA style with
few errors.
The paper is poorly
written and or
organized, and has
multiple errors. It is
less than 5 pages in
length, not including a
cover page and a
reference page in the
count. It has multiple
APA style errors.
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