smart board teacher rubric
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8/6/2019 SMART Board Teacher Rubric
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SMART Board Teacher RubricKnowledge Level 2 Knowledge Level 3 Knowledge Level 4 Knowledge Level 5
Use of SMARTBoard
Uses SB to display andannotate over existingresourcesBasic whiteboarding tool to
create and display notes
Uses NB to create simplelessons and interactiveactivities to supportSocratic lessons
Uses NB to create anddeliver highly interactivelessons and activities thatengage student interest
and promote higher orderthinking
Takes the SMART Boardfrom a teaching tool to anintegral part of studentlearning in unique ways.
Use of NotebookSoftware
Uses basic features of NBto create and display notes
Uses advanced features ofNB to engage studentinterest and supportSocratic lessons
Uses a variety of electronicsources to create highlyinteractive lessons &activities in NB format
Uses NB to develop newand innovative content,strategies and templatesthat can be adapted foruse in any subject.
Use of SMARTBoard Tools
Knows where tools arelocated
Uses the tools to supportlessons
Customizes and uses toolsuniquely to enhancelessons
Someone who activelycontributes feature request toSMART
Planning/Integratingresources
Teaches on the fly movingtowards preplanning for 1-2 lessons a day.
Uses a few additionalresources individually asopposed to integratedtogether in a cohesivelesson
Occasionally preplanslessons 3 to 4 lessons withNotebook and SMART
Board use in mindBegins to incorporatesome additional resourcesas part of Notebook lesson
Consistently andappropriately preplanslessons throughout the day
using Notebook andSMART Board.Appropriately incorporatesmultiple additionalresources as part of theNotebook lesson.
Incorporates Notebookand SMART Board intotheir entire day.
Multiple resources arecompletely integrated intoNotebook and rarely usedseparately.
Sharing ofResources
Saves to a personal folderOccasional sharing ofelectronic resources
Occasionally posting notesand lessons to a personalwebsite for studentdownload
Regularly posting notesand lessons to a sharedfolder or an onlinecommunity
Creating, maintaining andcontributing to onlineprofessional learningcommunities
StudentEngagement
Limited student use withteacher-centeredinstruction
Moving towards engagingstudents to interact withSMART Board on a
consistent basis
Actively engaging studentsin the creation and delivery
Encouraging students tocreate
Adapting/Troubleshooting
Eventual call to local techsupportReturn to original teachingmethods
Attempts to resolve issuesand then makes a call totech supportOccasionally adapts tocontinue lesson
Successful in resolvingissuesEasily adapts oranticipates to continuelesson
Engaging students to helptake ownership
Frequency of Use
Inconsistent use ofSMART Board
Consistent use of SMARTBoard moving towardsidentifying appropriateuses
Identifies appropriateopportunities to engagestudents to promotelearning using the SMART
Daily
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Use of OnlineSMART Resources
Little to no knowledge ofonline resources.Very little use of onlineresources.
Some knowledge of onlineresources.Uses resources at timesand adds somemodifications
In-depth knowledge ofwebsites
Uses and modifiesresources regularly andappropriately
Creates and submits theirown resources to SMART
Gives suggestions to addto online resources