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Electronic Portfolios

Electronic Portfolios. ePortfolio e-portfolio e-folio folio thinking. What is an ePortfolio?. simplistically … “It is a collection of a person's work, delivered using the world wide web.”. Types of ePortfolio?. Showcase . Teaching. Progress. Rhetorical. Advisement. Process/Product.

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Electronic Portfolios

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  1. Electronic Portfolios ePortfolio e-portfolioe-foliofolio thinking

  2. What is an ePortfolio? simplistically … “It is a collection of a person's work, delivered using the world wide web.”

  3. Types of ePortfolio? Showcase Teaching Progress Rhetorical Advisement Process/Product Reflective

  4. ePortfolios - Uses Portfolios can be used for many different purposes and audiences. Personal portfolios, designed for self-reflection, can be used to journal experiences, organize materials from classes and activities, and help students recognize skills and make decisions. Learning portfolios can be used to showcase student learning, provide a framework for assessing academic progress, and demonstrate how skills have developed over time. Professional portfolios can be used to help make career decisions, demonstrate that one has met program or certification requirements, present skills and accomplishments for employment, and review professional development for career advancement. Faculty, too, can use portfolios to collect and organize student work from classes and course materials they prepare, as well as personal credentials including research data and reports.

  5. ePortfolios … … are “Owner-Centric”

  6. ePortfolios Examples • http://www.kzoo.edu/pfolio/example/foley/ • http://www.stolaf.edu/people/kunitz/portfolio.html • http://ffalcon.with.bgsu.edu/ • http://www.arche.psu.edu/thesis/2004/crd137/ • http://gallery.carnegiefoundation.org/ebarkley/

  7. ePortfolios Tools How do I make a ePortfolio? • Web Design Tools – for example, Dreamweaver • Templates • University of Florida example • Commercial Products • Blackboard Example

  8. ePortfolios Resources at:http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/isr/TeachingAndTechnology/Exploring/ePortfolios/

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