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Assessing Learning with Web 2.0: Podcast

Published June 22, 2009 21st Century Skills , Digital Age , Learn , Rubric , Rubrics , Student , Web 2.0 1 Comment
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Many teachers want to involve their students in podcasting yet they are unsure of how to evaluate such Web 2.0 digital age learning.  I offer this podcast rubric as a useful tool to focus on learning, not the technology.

Harry Tuttle Web 2.0 Podcast Rubric

Harry Tuttle Web 2.0 Podcast Rubric

My book, Formative Assessment: Responding to Students, is available through Eye-on-Education.

Reponding to Your Students

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