This validation study examined the Triple E Rubric for Lesson Design as a measurement tool to test the effectiveness of a lesson when using technology to support learning goals. This study also measured the content and concurrent validity as well as reliability of the Triple E Rubric developed by Liz Kolb.
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This validation study examined the Triple E Rubric for Lesson Design as a measurement tool to test the effectiveness of a lesson when using technology to support learning goals. This study also measured the content and concurrent validity as well as reliability of the Triple E Rubric developed by Liz Kolb.
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Schatzke, Sheila Erin.A Validation Study of the Triple E Rubric for Lesson Design: A Measurement Tool for Technology Use in the Classroom,
dissertation,
May 2019;
Denton, Texas.
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1505198/:
accessed May 29, 2023),
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