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Exploring e-Portfolios: Creating, Reflecting, and Showcasing Achievement

Learn about e-Portfolios - their philosophy, importance of reflection, and how to create one using tools. Discover the criteria, student involvement, and self-reflection aspects. Resources and information provided by NBCT RCU Multimedia Specialist Blackboard Support Team.

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Exploring e-Portfolios: Creating, Reflecting, and Showcasing Achievement

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  1. e-Portfolio, Part 2 Amy Johnson, NBCT RCU Multimedia Specialist Blackboard Support Team

  2. We will…. Talk about.. • What is a portfolio? • The philosophy behind… • Why create a e-portfolio? • Why is reflection important… • How to create an e-portfolio? • What tools to use…..

  3. What is a Portfolio? • Dictionary.com defines it as a flat, portable case for carrying loose papers, drawings, etc. • In education it is a purposeful collection of student work that exhibits the student’s efforts, progress and achievements in on or more areas.

  4. What to include: The collection must include: • student participation in selecting contents. • the criteria for selection • the criteria for judging merit • evidence of student self-reflection

  5. Blackboard • http://rcu.blackboard.com

  6. Q & A

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