Engaging Faculty and Students with ePortfolios Kevin Pitts CAE
Agenda 1. What is an ePortfolio? 2. Types of ePortfolios 3. Affordances of the Web 4. ePortfolio Examples 5. Why now? 6. Tools 7. Q&A
ePortfolio Definitions There are many… • “An ePortfolio is an online space where students can catalog evidence of their learning.”(Simon McIntyre) • “An ePortfolio is an electronic collection of artifacts meaningfully assembled to document and facilitate learning and performance.” (Cambridge, 2009; Rossi, 2008)
Types of ePortfolios • Developmental – Learning: work in progress – Reflective • Showcase – Teaching – Professional • Assessment • Revalidation
Affordances of the Web • Static => Dynamic • Consumers => Producers • Closed => Open
Model Jafari, McGee, Carmean (2006)
ePortfolio Examples • Teaching • Learning • Assessment
Why Now? • Evidence-based culture • Seneca’s new Academic Plan – Inspiring cross-disciplinary, networked learning – Committing to a new set of core literacies – Offering high quality, relevant programs and pathways – Committing to teaching excellence – Advancing partnerships, applied research and outreach opportunities
Tools • My.Seneca ePortfolio Tool • WordPress • Mahara • Weblogs @ Seneca
Q&A Thanks for having me More info about ePortfolios at Seneca: kevin.pitts@senecacollege.ca
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