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Beyond, beyond --
extension ideas and activities for Teaching with PowerPoint in
the Classroom
One of the
questions arising from using PowerPoint for student projects
and presentations is how to score them. Below are some
examples of rubrics for scoring these presentations and
templates for creating your own.
See this summary
article:
Scoring Power Points.
The Educational Technology
Journal 10 (1), September 2000
<http://fno.org/sept00/powerpoints.html>.
The second
extension of PPT in the classroom deals with mobile technology
-- getting PPT to play on an iPOD--yes, it can be done!
See #2. below.
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Using/Creating rubrics for presentations and projects
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Teacher Rubric Maker
(http://www.teach-nology.com/web_tools/rubrics/)
-- rubrics for many topics, including speaking, writing,
participation, teamwork, projects, listening, WebQuests,
math, maps (select a category and find a link to the
generator at the bottom; rubrics are ready-made and
therefore cannot be customized on the Web; they can be
copied and pasted into Word for editing purposes).
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Kathy Schrock's Rubrics (http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/assess.html)
-- rubrics for many
skills/topics, in particular
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Creating a PPT to play on an iPod
©
EVO PowerPoint team:
Christine Bauer-Ramazani,
Paula Emmert, Roger Drury, Kent Matsueda, Jessica Noyes, and Sandy
Wagner
Created
December 19, 2012
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