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Written Assignment Grading Form 10 points
|Content and Organization |Percent |Percent Earned |Comments: |
|70 Percent |Possible | | |
| Instructional Technology Week 5 | | | |
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|All key elements of the assignment are covered in a | | | |
|substantive way. | | | |
|Visit or call an educational institution | | | |
|Submit a 700-1,050 word paper addressing hardware, |10 | | |
|software, and faculty support considerations. Identify the| | | |
|technology competency skills required by an educator. |10 | | |
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|The content is comprehensive, accurate, and/or persuasive.|10 | |
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