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Student Case Study
TEKS for Technology Applications (Grades
3-5) |
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Foundations |
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Not Observed |
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Demonstrates knowledge and use appropriate
of hardware components, software programs,
and their connections. |
X |
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1A Use technology terminology appropriate to
the task |
X |
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1B Save and delete files, use menu options
and commands, and work with more than one
software |
X |
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1C Identify and describe the characteristics
of digital input, processing, and output |
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X |
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1D Delineate and make necessary adjustments
regarding compatibility issues including,
but not limited to, digital file format and
cross platform connectivity |
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X |
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1E Access remote equipment on a network such
as a printer or other peripherals |
X |
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Uses data input skills appropriate to the
task. |
X |
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2A Use a variety of input devices such as
mouse, keyboard, disk drive, modem,
voice/sound recorder, scanner, digital
video, CD-ROM, or touch screen |
X |
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2B Use proper keyboarding techniques such as
correct hand and body positions and smooth
and rhythmic keystroke patterns |
X |
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2C Demonstrate touch keyboarding techniques
for operating the alphabetic, numeric,
punctuation, and symbol keys as grade-level
appropriate |
X |
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2D Produce documents at the keyboard,
proofread, and correct errors |
X |
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2E Use language skills including
capitalization, punctuation, spelling, word
division, and use of numbers and symbols as
grade-level appropriate |
X |
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2F Demonstrate an appropriate speed on short
timed exercises depending upon the grade
level and hours of instruction |
X |
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Complies with laws and examines issues
regarding use of technology in society. |
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3A Follow acceptable use policies when using
computers |
X |
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3B Model respect of intellectual property by
not illegally copying software or another
individual's electronic work |
X |
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Information Acquisition |
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Uses a variety of strategies to acquire
information from electronic resources, with
appropriate supervision. |
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4A Apply appropriate electronic search
strategies in the acquisition of information
including keyword and Boolean search
strategies |
X |
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4B Select appropriate strategies to navigate
and access information on local area
networks (LANs) and wide area networks
(WANs), including the Internet and intranet,
for research and resource sharing |
X |
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Acquires electronic information in variety
of formats, with appropriate supervision. |
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5A Acquire information including text,
audio, video, and graphics |
X |
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5B Use on-line help and documentation |
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X |
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Evaluates acquired electronic information. |
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6A Apply critical analysis to resolve
information conflicts and validate
information |
X |
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6B Determine the success of strategies used
to acquire electronic information |
X |
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6C Determine usefulness and appropriateness
of digital information |
X |
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Solving Problems |
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Uses appropriate computer-based productivity
tools to create and modify solutions to
problems. |
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7A Use software programs with audio, video,
and graphics to enhance learning experiences |
X |
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7B Use appropriate software to express ideas
and solve problems including the use of word
processing, graphics, databases,
spreadsheets, simulations, and multimedia |
X |
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7C Use a variety of data types including
text, graphics, digital audio, and video |
X |
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Uses research skills and electronic
communication, with appropriate supervision,
to create new knowledge. |
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8A Use communication tools to participate in
group projects |
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X |
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8B Use interactive technology environments,
such as simulations, electronic science or
mathematics laboratories, virtual museum
field trips, or on-line interactive lessons,
to manipulate information |
X |
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8C Participate with electronic communities
as a learner, initiator, contributor, or
mentor |
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X |
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Uses technology applications to facilitate
evaluation of work, both process and
product. |
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9A Use software features, such as on-line
help, to evaluate work progress |
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X |
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9B Use software features, such as slide show
previews, to evaluate final product |
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X |
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Communication |
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Formats digital information for appropriate
and effective communication. |
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10A Use font attributes, color, white space,
and graphics to ensure that products are
appropriate for the defined audience |
X |
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10B Use font attributes, color, white space,
and graphics to ensure that products are
appropriate for the communication media
including multimedia screen displays,
Internet documents, and printed materials |
X |
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10C Use appropriate applications including,
but not limited to, spreadsheets and
databases to develop charts and graphs by
using data from various sources |
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X |
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Delivers the product electronically in a
variety of media, with appropriate
supervision. |
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11A Publish information in a variety of
media including, but not limited to, printed
copy, monitor display, Internet documents,
and video |
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X |
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11B Use presentation software to communicate
with specific audiences |
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X |
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Uses technology applications to facilitate
evaluation of communication, both process
and product. |
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12A Select representative products to be
collected and stored in an electronic
evaluation tool |
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N/A |
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12B Evaluate the product for relevance to
the assignment or task |
X |
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12C Create technology assessment tools to
monitor progress of project such as
checklists, timelines, or rubrics |
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X |
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