Tech+Literacy+Assessment

T he Elementary School version of TechLiteracy Assessment addresses the 3rd-5th grade NETS-S and state technology standards. TechLiteracy Assessment is a School Year Subscription and is Priced Per Student. TechLiteracy Assessment has the following 2 options: - Single Administration (post test) - $3.00 per student - Two Administration (pre and post test) - $5.00 per student I have also attached the following additional information on TechLiteracy Assessment: - TechLiteracy Assessment Datasheet - TechLiteracy Assessment Addresses NETS-S Elementary version Below are some references to districts in your area who are currently using our TechLiteracy Assessment with their Elementary students: Greenwich Public School District Greenwich, CT  contact: Fran Kompar 203-625-7435  fran_kompar@greenwich.k12.ct.us Bristol Public School District Bristol, CT  contact: Rich Gagliardi 860-584-7000  RichardGagliardi@ci.bristol.ct.us Monroe Public School District Monroe, CT  contact: Craig Tunks [|craig@monroeps.org] Also, below is a link to 20 additional TechLiteracy Assessment sample questions - there are both Elementary and Middle School sample questions. (please **wait** for the questions to load after the instructions) http://www.learning.com/tla/20itemsample Please note that, this is an offline sample, so when you turn in the test nothing will happen. The 7-item sample questions from our corporate site are included in these samples as well. All new items are real TLA items that have been used on previous tests and then retired. These samples work just like the ones on the corporate site - you will first see the student instructions. To skip the instructions, press the START button, and then simply hold down the tilda (~) button and click on the screen. This will take you directly to the items.

__//**Atomic Learning**//__ also has a new assessment for students. It was released on November 17th. We will be piloting it with 6th grade students and potentially 5th grade students. It can also be used for teachers. A score is given for mastery of ISTE's 2007 new standards. After a score is given, the assessment provides lessons that practice the skill that is deficient. The lessons are project based.