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Unsatisfactory
An “unsatisfactory” mark should be rare. This designation is reserved for the student who seldom
completes assignments, participates in activities or complies with peers.
Needs Practice
A student who is new to the material or skills likely would fall into this category. The continuing
student who acquires few of the course skills and requires significant assistance should also receive
this designation.
Satisfactory
A “satisfactory” mark should be reserved for the student who attains most course skills and
completes most projects. Some additional practice may be needed in a few areas, but overall
progress is acceptable.
Mastered
“Mastered” indicates that a student has completed all of the projects and has attained all course
skills and objectives. This student can perform designated tasks automatically and consistently.
Superior
Generally, few students will attain the “superior” mark. This is for the student who regularly
exceeds expectations. For example, a superior student may apply a combination of multimedia
and other technical skills to create innovative projects.
Reviewer: Grade:
1 2 3 4 5
Performance Criteria Unsatisfactory Needs Satisfactory Mastered Superior
Practice
Computer Skills
Effectively navigates menus
and executes commands
Understands software functions
Selects appropriate software
to complete a given task
Demonstrates facility with hardware
Project Completion
Follows activity directions
Completes all steps in an activity
Fulfills project requirements
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