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Anchorperson Rubric
This is an editable rubric for student anchorpersons (video announcements/school news production). My students create a vodcast of the morning announcements every day, and I use this rubric to assess their skills.
This is editable for a reason! You can add your own lines, delete mine, or just change the phrasing. You can also remove the grading and points portion and just use as a formative assessment to be handed back the student immediately after the recording.
4th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Speaking & Listening
Principles of A/V Basics
Principles of Audio & Visual (A/V) Basics – High School PresentationThis comprehensive Principles of A/V Basics presentation is designed for high school students and serves as an engaging introduction to audio, video, animation, graphic design, digital art, and foundational creative skills. Ideal for CTE, media arts, animation, broadcasting, or introductory A/V courses, this multi-day slide deck provides structured lessons, vocabulary, discussions, and hands-on activities. What’s Included: Mul
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)
Algorithmic Discrimination & Inclusive Design | CS Ethics Assignment
Algorithmic Discrimination & Inclusive Design | CS Ethics Assignment | Digital Case Study + Rubric Help students critically examine algorithmic discrimination through a structured, real‑world computer science ethics case study. This digital assignment guides learners to identify the root human causes of bias (race, gender, class, unconscious bias, age, disparity, and more) before analyzing how those biases become embedded in technology and algorithms. Students explore real examples such as rides
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Writing
Writing a Troubleshooting Report – Tech Literacy & Problem Solving
Help your students develop real-world technical writing and problem-solving skills with this comprehensive guide to writing a troubleshooting report. Perfect for introductory computer classes, vocational tech programs, or digital literacy units, this resource walks students through documenting a technical issue from start to finish. Students choose from 15 realistic troubleshooting scenarios (e.g., Wi-Fi issues, printer errors, software crashes) and follow a structured format to analyze, diagnos
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
"CYOA" Hispanic Heritage Month Project Instructions & Rubric
This project should be given to students after you have gone over how to use PowerPoint. The project instructions and rubric were created in order to have your students demonstrate knowledge of inserting pictures, sounds, text, internal links and more in Microsoft PowerPoint! Students will also celebrate cultures by including information about Hispanic Heritage. The project instructions and rubric are edible so you can change it to accommodate the theme of your choice. My Recommendations:1.) Thi
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
Design Challenge - Design Your Own Food Truck Brainstorm & Research
This document introduces the Design Challenge Project of creating your own food truck. Students will develop an idea for their food truck. The video to introduce the idea is from Food Network's The Great Food Truck RaceHere is the link to the article listed on the document.
7th - 8th, Adult Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Also included in: Design Challenge - Design Your Own Food Truck
Design to FIT! Interface-Driven CAD Challenge (Fusion 360 + 3D Printing)
This high school Fusion 360 project is built around a real engineering skill: designing something that actually FITS. Students create an original topper that attaches to a candy dispenser-style mechanism using a provided insert reference model. They sketch, plan, model in Fusion 360, create the socket, verify fit with Section Analysis, prototype, and improve their design based on evidence. To make this easy to run (even if you don’t teach Fusion every day), this bundle includes a full student pa
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
CCSS, NGSS
WHST.9-10.2
, WHST.9-10.4
, WHST.9-10.5
+5
Ai Policy Complete Sample for your use
I created this AI policy for after lots of research and I turned it into a proposal for administrators that covers all the details Transform Your School’s AI Strategy: The "Protection-First" Policy Framework Are you struggling to keep up with students using ChatGPT while maintaining academic integrity and student safety? Stop reacting and start leading with this Comprehensive AI Policy Executive Framework. Designed for K-12 administrators, this resource moves beyond simple "prohibition" to a C
5th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
HTML Project 1 - Spongebob
Here is a video preview:
http://www.teachertube.com/video/webdesignspongebobintro-330955
Included are:
- 1 assignment with rubric and links to videos that walk the students through the assignment
- Questions that go with the assignment for students to do some critical thinking
- Finish example of the assignment for you to compare to your students.
In this assignment, you the teacher will be teaching students the very basics of HTML. I designed these assignments for teachers to teach it
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Cybersecurity Scenario Challenge #6 ➽ Access Controls in Video Game Company! PBL
➽ What this immersive Cybersecurity Scenario Challenge teaches:Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability—the CIA TriadBalancing CIAAccess Control Models—Role and Rule-based Access Control, Discretionary Access Control, and Mandatory Access ControlCyber threats are everywhere, and students must be prepared to identify and mitigate risks before they become costly breaches. In this Cybersecurity Scenario Challenge, students take on the role of security consultants, analyzing real-world cyber threa
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Library Skills
CCSS
RI.9-10.7
, RI.11-12.7
, W.9-10.2
+3
Computer Science How It's Made Project Research Rubric
Computer Science in Entertainment Rubric: Students choose a specific product from a movie or tv series, 2d or 3d animation, special effects, music, digital instruments, games, animation, interactive art, algorithmic art, fashion, robotics, animatronics, etc. to further research and answer questions. Students may or may not be required to present.
7th - 12th, Not Specific
Business, Computer Science - Technology
Gimp Project - Working with Layers
In this project students learn through video based tutorials (included via links on the assignments) on how to add multiple images together. It also goes over how to remove backgrounds using various tools. When you purchase this item you get questions for your students about the tutorials, links to videos for the assignment, and an answer key so that you may go over the answers with the students. Estimated time for completion 90 minutes.
When The students are finished with this assignment t
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Visual Arts
PowerPoint - My Future Career Project
This PowerPoint requires students to use all skills learned throughout PowerPoint lessons. This powerpoint also has students look up careers that they would be interested in. This PowerPoint Project is broken into 3 parts for students with step by step instructions. It also comes with a rubric. ************************************************************************************************ Click here to view our other TPT productsClick here to view our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on
5th - 12th
Business, Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Career Exploration Projects & Activities Bundle
Career Google Slides Project
This is a 1-2 week Google Slides Project on a career the student chooses. Includes: Steps for Teaching Project Steps for Students to Follow Project Rubric Student Examples
5th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Also included in: Google Slides Project Bundle
Internet Safety Flyer
Using the Internet, the student will research Internet Safety then make a ONE-page flyer listing the most important tips you can find for Teens!You may design using any software of your choosing as long as it produces a single page file… Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, PosterMaker, PosterMyWall, Photoshop, etc. Include at least 10 facts/tips/do’s/don’ts related to online teen safety! Include at least 5 statistics about Internet safety. Cite at least 3 sources.
7th - 12th, Not Specific
Business, Computer Science - Technology
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