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Beginning |
Developing |
Exemplary |
Source |
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Teacher Participation |
0-24% of the ELA and ESL teachers are willing to use eBooks incorporated in their lessons |
25-49% of the ELA and ESL teachers are willing to use eBooks incorporated in their lessons |
Over 50% of the ELA and ESL teachers are willing to use eBooks incorporated in their lessons |
Survey and informal interviews |
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Student participation |
0-24% of the student population use eBooks within the class |
25-49%% of the student population use eBooks within the class |
Over 50% of the student population use eBooks within the class |
Survey and informal interviews |
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Increase in pleasure reading via eBooks |
10% of students check out eBooks outside of using it for classroom use |
30% of students check out eBooks outside of using it for classroom use |
50% of students check out eBooks outside of using it for classroom use |
Circulation records |
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Level of interest in eBooks is positive |
Students and staff are not willing to give eBooks a try |
Students and staff are willing to give eBooks a try |
Staff and students are positive and generally use eBooks as a part of their lesson or reading pleasure |
Survey |
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The library has a good variety of eBooks available |
The library provides a small variety of eBooks |
The library has a good size variety of eBooks available |
The library increases it’s eBook population every year to meet the needs of patrons. |
Survey, informal interviews |
