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Introduction and Overview : Cynthia Jahn, Academic Support Programs Comparative Analysis :

UMass Boston Educational Technology Conference University of Massachusetts Boston May 17 th , 2007 ePortfolio: Technology Linking Assessment, Learning and Career Development. Introduction and Overview : Cynthia Jahn, Academic Support Programs Comparative Analysis :

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Introduction and Overview : Cynthia Jahn, Academic Support Programs Comparative Analysis :

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  1. UMass Boston Educational Technology ConferenceUniversity of Massachusetts Boston May 17th, 2007 ePortfolio: Technology Linking Assessment, Learning and Career Development Introduction and Overview: Cynthia Jahn, Academic Support Programs Comparative Analysis: Open Source Portfolio (OSP) and Blackboard (WebCT) Vista Portfolio: Oscar Gutierrez, College of Management Mary Brady, Graduate College of Education IT Issues: Christian Pulver, IT Educational Technology and Learning Commons

  2. Overview Open Source Portfolio-Blackboard (WebCT) Vista Portfolio

  3. NecessaryFeatures • Ease of use for students and faculty • Adequate storage capacity—ability to store various file types • Portfolio owners have control of content and how it is viewed—flexibility in presentation • Reflection capabilities • Reviewers have ability to assess and give feedback • Portfolio continues across courses, programs and throughout student career (and beyond?) • Portability • Accessibility

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