Terri-Lynn Brown
What is an ePortfolio
What they are:
1.carefully selected items that help a learner reflect upon and possibly demonstrate an understanding of his or her learning
2.a powerful means of personalization
3. a powerful means of supportung universal design for learning
an authentic means of assessment
a tool controlled by the student (teacher doesn't necessarily see everything)
User centric
Flexible organization
Variety of applications
tagging artifacts
Integration with the learning environment
Support for social learning
Shift in assessment practice
Learning and assessment are part of the same process
learner agency is engaged towards
*assessing their own talents and aspirations
*planning a pathway towards meaningful purposes
Social Learning (may need a "shift in Instructor Thinking")
Can link to nav bar
Artifacts an object to put into a ePortfolio
Able to STRUCTURE
Able to Tag
Linking vs uploading : LINK--why duplicate storage!
Can use multiple tags in single field with commas, "quotation marks" for duplicate word tags
Collections are groups of things. Can tag collections for mega-tagging
Add by groups (with a tag) it will pull everything in with that tag (and continue to add as new items are added with that tag.
"Add Tag to List" is automatically "And" so do tags separately as different searches so it is an "or"
NOT A DUMPING STATION--REFLECT AND CHOOSE
Presentation
Theme (colors etc.)
Banner (Title Descriptions)
Reflections can be "Associated" (connected) to selected artifacts
Exploring: what has been shared with me
Different controls about what you control and with whom
Can have ePortfolio public or not public
Individual users or groups of people (create a "sharing group")
Can add internal or exteneral (ie grandma via an email address)
You can invite someone to view portfolio. The invite is available for 3 days. You can set the view for that user too
To export presentation, go into the presentation and then click on export from there. Sends as a zip file.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
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