DRAFT IWB Rubric.

Juliette Major, Education Services, Catholic Education Office of Canberra and Goulburn
Juliette.major@ceo.cg.catholic.edu.au

A rubric for the Use of Interactive Whiteboards as a Teaching and Learning Tool
Control Interaction Integration Collaboration
1 User cannot click on the IWB using User displays no confidence in User does not use the IWB to User doesn’t search for,
stylus or hand. Experiences using the IWB. User doesn’t enhance lessons and engage download or create resources for
difficulty opening programs on the know how to use the software others in the class. use with the IWB.
computer connected to the IWB that accompanies the IWB. User does not allow others to
using the stylus, hand or wireless use the IWB.
mouse and keyboard.
2 User can click on the IWB using User displays confidence in User uses the IWB as a Data User downloads resources and
stylus or hand. Can open using the IWB. User doesn’t Projector to display video, websites that are subject-
programs on the computer know how to use the software multimedia software and specific to enhance lessons and
connected to the IWB using the that accompanies the IWB. slideshows. User allows some engage others in the class.
stylus, hand or wireless mouse and User can open websites and use of the IWB by others in the
keyboard. software on the computer class but less than 50% of the
connected to the IWB. time.
3 User can click on the IWB using User displays confidence in User encourages use of the IWB User downloads resources and
stylus or hand. Can manipulate using the IWB. User knows by others in the class more than websites that are subject specific
programs on the computer how to use the software that 50% of the lesson. User creates to enhance lessons and engage
connected to the IWB using the accompanies the IWB and the or displays resources that are others in the class and then
stylus, hand or wireless mouse and functions for each tool. User subject-specific and created for shares them with
keyboard. can open websites and the lesson using websites, colleagues/classmates. User
software on the computer multimedia or board-specific creates resources using software
connected to the IWB as well software (notebooks/flipcharts). that came with the IWB.
as opens and manipulates new User integrates the board into
resources using IWB-specific the lesson most of the time.
software.
4 User can click on the IWB using User displays confidence in User encourages use of the IWB User creates resources using
stylus or hand. Can manipulate using the IWB. User knows by others in the class more than software that came with the
programs on the computer how to use the software that 90% of the lesson. User IWB. Then publishes resources
connected to the IWB using the accompanies the IWB and the integrates software and websites to be used on an IWB using
stylus, hand or wireless mouse and functions for each tool and is with content created specifically internet, BBS, email and uploads
keyboard and teaches others to do able to teach others. User for the lesson using the board- to IWB-specific websites.
so. creates new resources using specific software. User
IWB-specific software as the seamlessly integrates the board
lesson progresses. into the lesson and students are
encouraged to control the board
with minimal intervention from
the facilitator.