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A scoring rubric for items to be included in an e-portfolio.

I liked this rubric especially since I want to implement portfolios in my class.

Student friendly rubrics to use in the classroom for all levels.

These rubrics are especially helpful! Thanks! I like the fact that you can edit the rubrics as necessary for what you are doing in your classroom. I used some of them for my students' final presentations in June. Great resource! Not to mention there are other wonderful resources on the site as well

Samples of specific project rubrics in FL classes

Excellent site for rubrics because it has multiple possibilities developed for assessing technology like student created wikis, Glogs, Animoto, etc.

A language teacher's example of how she uses a proficiency rubric to assess students' performance-based activities.

Easy Glogster steps, class creation info, grading rubric. Other sections provide additional tech ideas.

This scoring guide is excellent for creating your scoring creteria and rubric. It only takes you a few minutes.

This webinar take you throught the process iof creating a rubric using a speaking class as an example.

Performance Assessment rubric for students from Jefferson County Public Schools in KY. Can be used for student reference to guide their goals and understanding.

Fabulous compilation of key suggestions for How-Tos on literacies, rubrics, PLNs, website creation, collaboration and tools for creating classroom products.

Amazing compilation of key suggestions for How-Tos on literacies and creating products for our classrooms.

This webinar explores the purposes and uses for performance assessment in world language classrooms. Many language instructors and learners want to know the extent to which an assessment can capture how well a student will be able to complete real-life tasks when using the target language (Bachman & Palmer, 1996; Stoynoff & Chapelle, 2005). The webinar will begin with a description of performance assessment, how it aligns with learning and teaching purposes, and its uses for the classroom. Next, we will explore how to integrate performance assessment into language classrooms, including developing tasks and rubrics that will support such activities (Norris et al, 2008). During this part, we will examine one or more typical performance assessment tasks, and we will discuss how to adapt them to your needs. Finally, we will discuss the logistics of performance assessment and brainstorm ways to integrate meaningful performance assessment within the constraints of available resources

This site is supported by Glogster and has many resources for not only how to use Glogster in the classroom, but lesson ideas, rubrics, and a bunch of 'how to" video tutorials

The Office of State Assessment for New York provides comprehensive exams for French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. Available are past exams, teacher dictation sheets, and scoring keys including rubrics to assess student performance. Several past exams are provided for free.

This website informs about authentic assessment. The website offers examples and information about portfolios and rubrics.

FL Teachers' blog - ideas for teachers to implement in classroom about a variety of topics.

Interesting site with examples of rubrics for teachers and students.The suggestions can be customized for Language Learners and Instructors