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Technology Skills Assessment: Standards and Rubrics

Subtopics

Assistive Technology Tools & Assessment

National Educational Technology Standards (NETS)

Rubrics for Measuring Technology Skills

Self-assessment Tools for Educators

Student Rubrics

Tools for Administrators

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Tools to assist you in assessing the level of student, teacher, and administrator knowledge and skill development achieved through the use of technology.
Subtopics at the left include:

National Educational Technology Standards (NETS)
Rubrics for Measuring Technology Skills
Student Rubrics
Self-assessment Tools for Educators
Tools for Administrators

Resources

	Finding Your Way Through The Data Smog: Enabling Empowered Decision Making with Free Online Tools
	In this easy-to-digest article published in From Now On in September 2000, Joe Slowinski offers a process for school leaders to use when collecting and analyzing data related to technology use in their schools.

NETS Online Technology Assessment

The NETS Online Technology Assessment helps teachers measure student skills in using software applications and helps measure student progress toward meeting the National Educational Technology Standards for Students (NETS•S). Each assessment consists of 5 to 10 activities measuring a number of separate skills as well as integrated sets of skills related to a project or problem. The assessments are designed to be completed within an average of 30 minutes or less, but they are not timed. Individual activities can be repeated, and the assessments can be retaken as many times as needed. Feedback on student performance is provided after each question, and a summary is given at the end.

	Scoring Guide for Student Products
	The Scoring Guide for Student Products was created to evaluate the content knowledge and the effective use of technology in communicating ideas and information that is evident in the products that students create with computers. The Scoring Guide for Student Products is intended to be used as a scoring guide, not as a rubric.