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Voice and Interactivity in ePortfolios: Digital Stories and Web 2.0
Based on 2 papers online
Metaphors for portfolios
Learning Portfolios
Planning Issues
ePortfolio Technology over Time
Levels of ePortfolio Implementation
What is the best tool?
How do we move from this container to the WWW?
Today's Tool Choices
Web 2.0 Technologies
Shared Writing
ePortfolio "Mash-up"
Protopage website
Example of K-12 Portfolio
Portfolio demo
Conventional vs. Reform Instruction
Purposes for Assessment
www.qca.org.uk (ages3-14)
Portfolio Differences
ePortfolio 1.0 - ePortfolio 2.0
ePortfolio 1.0 - ePortfolio 2.0 (continued)
"every day-ness"
Social Learning
Architecture of Interaction (Web 2.0) allows a
Learning to Learn Portfolio Model
Learning to Learn Portfolio Model Ian Fox, New Zealand
Metacognitive Development
Assessment to Improve Learning
Development of Home-School Links
Goal:
Researching Electronic portFolios: Learning, Engagement, Collaboration through Technology Researching Electronic Portfolios in Secondary Schools Dr. Helen Barrett Research Project Director
Why The Reflect Initiative?
The Goal:
The Vision of REFLECT
Overall Cohort
Timeline
Initial Observations from Year 1 Site Visits
Findings from Year 2 Student Focus Groups
Looking Back
A Look to the Future
Emerging Models for Portfolios
Voice
Why Digital Stories in ePortfolios?
Website with links to movies
Digital Storytelling Process
A Dozen Purposes for DS in EP
Victoria's 2nd Grade Autobiography
Video1
Artifacts - Language Development
Video2
Digital Paper or Digital Story?
My Final Wish
Dr. Helen Barrett
Text and Images from Slide
Learning Portfolios
"know thyself" = a lifetime of investigation<br />
self-knowledge as outcome of learning
The Learning Portfolio (Zubizaretta, 2004, p.20)
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