Raz-kids
Raz-kids is an online interactive
reading tool, with printable books, to practice reading fluency and
comprehension.
Student
Engagement: 3
Students mostly use the app when
directed. Users can earn points to
build a robot by the number of books read and quiz questions answered
correctly.
Accessibility/Relevance:
3
Reading accounts with a variety of
book genres at all reading levels with assessment of comprehension questions,
Capabilities/Customization:
3
Readers are able to listen to and/or
read books at self-paced reading levels with record of log in time, quizzes and
options for assignments to monitor progress.
Safety:
4
Users have individual usernames
and passwords.
Thinking
Skills: 3
Books at various levels and genres
to engage readers and encourage reading to improve fluency and comprehension.
Elementary Evaluation Tool
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Qualities:
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Student Engagement
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Avoids app
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Uses app but does not make connections to prior learning.
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Uses app when directed.
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Highly Motivated to use the app.
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Accessibility/
Relevance
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Not able to use for multiple purposes
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Limited availability to use across contents
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Purposeful and appropriate
across content areas
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Engaging across all content areas
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Capabilities/ Customization
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No access to camera, video, microphone and other libraries.
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Limited use of settings to meet student’s need.
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Flexible settings to models strategies, ability to create, structure, or build
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Interactive and the ability to change content settings to model strategies and ability to create and build.
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Safety
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No private access availability
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Class Login with personal password
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Individual Log in & password.
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Individual Log in & password with data available within class roster
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Thinking Skills
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Limited use of lower order thinking skills.
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Mostly lower order thinking skills to understand and remember.
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Use of higher order thinking skills including evaluating, analyzing and applying.
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Use of higher order thinking skills including creating, evaluating and analyzing.
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