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Technology Competencies Grades 7-8

STUDENT INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

(ICT) MINIMUM COMPETENCIES

Grades 7-8

 

These competencies are to be mastered by the completion of Grade 8 in conjunction with ISTE NETSS (National Educational Technology Standards for Students) (Information and Communications Technology Standards), and Ohio Academic Content Standards for Technology. They are to be taught within the context of curriculum-related activities. NETSS 2007 and Ohio Academic Content Standards for Technology (OH ACST ’03) correlations are noted.

 

Computer Operations

 

The student will:

 

a. Use computer and network effectively.

b. Be aware how peripherals are connected.

c. Utilize knowledge of computer operations to learn new technologies.

 

Productivity
 

a. Format a document to a particular set of instructions.

b. Integrate word processing documents with graphics and spreadsheets.

c. Utilize desktop publishing features in projects.

d. Expand use of word processing and spreadsheet applications.

e. Download files from the Internet.

f. Develop an appropriate management system for organizing and storing data.

g. Demonstrate consistently the use of file pathways, file location and management.

h. Use presentation hardware and software effectively (LCD projector, laptop, interactive board, iPod, distance learning equipment).

i. Produce an advanced multimedia presentation, including use of digital camera and video devices, demonstrating successful integration of ICT skills.

j. Develop an understanding of advanced productivity capabilities with use of computer programs such as Microsoft Outlook, Word, Publisher, Excel, Access, or Apple templates.

k. Copy and paste a section to print, as from a Webpage, into a word processing document, demonstrating conservation of resources.

 

Communication, Research and Thinking Skills

 

a. Engage in E-mail communication, if the school provides it for curricular purposes, and to develop cultural understanding and global awareness by engaging with learners of other cultures. Adhere to the Responsible Use of Technology Policy in the use of E-mail.

b. Be able to choose the appropriate research tools for specific projects.

c. Develop search skills using Internet search engines, subject guides, directories, and

metasearch engines.

d. Become proficient at defining a research strategy and conducting a research project.

e. Be able to evaluate Web sites for authenticity and accuracy.

f. Develop discriminatory skills when analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing information

gathered from electronic resources.

g. Demonstrate proper citation for electronic resources.

h. Create simple Web documents. Insert hyperlinks.

i. Use Information and Communication Technology resources to identify common world

problems, to develop solutions and/or make informed decisions, or to complete a project.

 

Keyboarding

 

a. Use correct finger positioning and correct posture.

b. Achieve speed of at least 20-25 words per minute with reasonable (90%) accuracy.

 

Social Ethical Legal

 

a. Honor Information and Communications Technology lab/classroom rules and policies.

b. Demonstrate appropriate care and stewardship for technology resources.

c. Understand and observe Responsible Use of Technology Policy.

d. Work cooperatively and collaboratively with others on ICT projects and publications.

e. Be respectful of others when using and sharing equipment and resources.

f. Respect privacy and security of others' work; define “fair use” of digital resources.

g. Understand and observe copyright laws.

h. Understand the meaning and social/legal consequences of security threats such as hacking, viruses, and spam.

i. Understand technology protection measures such as firewalls and filtering.

j. Practice Internet Safety; discuss Internet Safety topics appearing in current events.

k. Practice Christian values in working collaboratively with Information and Communication Technology.


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