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In early 2003 Regis put some time and resources into investigating electronic portfolios. Their site discusses ePortfolio...
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In early 2003 Regis put some time and resources into investigating electronic portfolios. Their site discusses ePortfolio basics, hosts a review of nine vendor products, shares their needs (features) analysis (collected from various departments), and posts their four recommendations.
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As part of SFSU's ePortfolio Development report they reviewed four opensource ePortfolio products. This is the consolidation...
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As part of SFSU's ePortfolio Development report they reviewed four opensource ePortfolio products. This is the consolidation of that information, which is complemented by their entire report.
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Maggie Beers, Sameer Verma, Ruth cox
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From UIPUIs 2008 Assessment Institute conference and only available until 10/2009. This is a collection of new techniques...
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From UIPUIs 2008 Assessment Institute conference and only available until 10/2009. This is a collection of new techniques and approaches in a variety of outcomes assessment areas, including general education and major fields as well as civic engagement, student development, electronic portfolios, first-year experience and faculty development. Several sessions were designed for beginners and others are for the more experienced practitioner.
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2/7/09 by Bret Eynon. The impact of the ePortfolio experience on LaGuardia students is profound. The process of examining...
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2/7/09 by Bret Eynon. The impact of the ePortfolio experience on LaGuardia students is profound. The process of examining their own learning across semesters and creating digital self-portraits of themselves as learners manifests many of the qualities of embodied and situated learning pedagogy. As a sustained, recursive process, stretching the focus of learning across semesters, it helps LaGuardia students engage and succeed as students and come to new understandings of themselves as learners and professionals. Using multimedia tools that permit them to share visually rich and compelling portfolios with others around the world, they connect what they're learning in their courses to the rest of their lives: work, family, culture, change. In the process, they engage multiple learning dimensions, notably including the affective. Their awareness of the public, visible nature of their presentation adds depth and significance to the experience, helping them see themselves and their stories as meaningful and significant to a broader world. The impact of the sustained ePortfolio experience goes well beyond improving technology skills, or even pass rates and retention rates. At some broader level it demonstrates the ways that a broad and sustained effort toward embodied and situated learning can combine to help students develop as thinkers and doers, with a new sense of themselves and their significance in a complex and ever more digital world.
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״The International Journal of ePortfolio (IJeP) is a double-blind, peer-reviewed, open access journal freely available...
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״The International Journal of ePortfolio (IJeP) is a double-blind, peer-reviewed, open access journal freely available online. It is published twice a year (March and September). Subscriptions and fees are not required to access this journal; however, readers desiring hardcopies of issues can order them via our Current Issue and Past Issues links above.The mission of the International Journal of ePortfolio (IJeP) is to encourage the study of practices and pedagogies associated with ePortfolio in educational settings. The journal’s focus includes the explanation, interpretation, application, and dissemination of researchers’, practitioners’, and developers’ experiences relevant to ePortfolio. It also serves to provide a multi-faceted, single source of information for those engaging in projects and practices associated with ePortfolio. A refereed (blind) peer-reviewed journal, IJeP embraces inquiry into ePortfolio in educational settings holistically; therefore, manuscripts considering the following areas of investigation are welcomed:instruction and principles of learning that utilize and inform practical, effective ePortfolio methodologies;evaluation and assessment methodologies and practices supported by ePortfolio;case studies and best practices regarding applications of ePortfolio for learning, assessment, and professional development supported by scholarship of teaching and learning practices and research methodologies;theoretically rich accounts of the principles grounding ePortfolio work and its relationship to larger social and cultural phenomena; andinnovative development and applications of technologies that enable new ePortfolio practices.IJeP employs a rolling submission process...Those submitting manuscripts to IJeP can expect the review process to take less than 90 days.״
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On April 10-12, 2008, LaGuardia Community College held an international conference entitled,Making Connections: ePortfolios,...
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On April 10-12, 2008, LaGuardia Community College held an international conference entitled,Making Connections: ePortfolios, Integrative Learning and Assessment. The conference was keynoted by Kathleen B. Yancey and offered fifty-five different sessions by faculty and students, half from LaGuardia and half from other institutions using ePortfolio. More than six hundred people attended, coming from seventy different colleges in thirty states and five different countries. This is a video of a well-attended roundtable session that joined LaGuardia faculty with internationally recognized ePortfolio leaders to discuss the issues facing the ePortfolio movement.
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The Journal of General Education published a special issue (Volume 57, Number 1, 2008) on eportfolios. The introduction by...
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The Journal of General Education published a special issue (Volume 57, Number 1, 2008) on eportfolios. The introduction by William H Rickards provides a very good and timely overview of where we (higher education) are with electronic portfolio adoption. He reviews the history of portfolio use including their role in developing writing and communication skills, their use by teacher education candidates, and the potential in continuing professional development. He also states . . . collecting of artifacts does not yield learning without instruction . . . and . . . the absence of a learning scaffold can tend toward scrapbook construction . . . There is discussion on how the technology can make student learning and accountability look easy, but will we need educational practices to make it effective. This is a short, comprehensive read.
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