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Lee Ballantyne shared this post on Twitter. (February 12, 9:29 AM) |
e-portfolios
A short little video explaining the concept of ePortfolio learning. 
Also, full forecast of emerging technologies here http://na2.www.gartner.com/press_releases/images/169368_0001.gif;pvdba498b7c96db6ee 
Reflection does not always have to be in written form. For some students, reflections can be oral, shared with peers or teachers. However, we need to capture those stories in our portfolios to make them objects of reflection. With the addition of multimedia technologies, these stories can be captured, in either audio or video formats. Via Nik Peachey Blogging may have psychological benefits for teens suffering from social anxiety, improving their self-esteem and helping them relate better to their friends, according to new research published by the American Psychological Association. Via Neil Ballantyne 
Some of my notes on ePortfolios from "Innovate to Educate: System [Re]Design for Personalized Learning." |
Three leading organizations in the eportfolio community have teamed up to develop and produce a webinar series for eportfolio practitioners and consumers. EPAC, ePortfolio California and AAEEBL will present Exploring ePortfolio Technologies: Reviewing Platforms and Approaches for Teaching, Learning and Beyond. The series offers an opportunity for eportfolio providers and academics to discuss how various eportfolio platforms serve the needs of educators and learners in the knowledge economy. [session recordings] 
Safely and seamlessly sync your files with Dropbox. It's the innovative way to share your files and access them anywhere. As more and more people become interested in using eportfolios they are looking for information to help them along their eportfolio learning journey. Here are some great places to get started: 
As mentioned in my previous post , JISC Netskills is running a workshop at New College Nottingham on the 24th January (for more information and to book, click here ) and I'm pleased to be able to give you more details about the 3 guest presentations. Via Heinz Krettek 
The New Zealand Ministry of Education saw so many benefits in having a nationally sponsored system that, in collaboration with Catalyst, they developed an ePortfolio system and offered it to every school in New Zealand...//..One student showed me the system she uses for writing reflections on her work. The system is a series of colored hats (based on Edward de Bono’s “Six Thinking Hats”) that represent various ways of reflecting on a particular work/artifact. |
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