the chronicle of higher education: “if students can't present information

28

Upload: phuoc

Post on 10-Jan-2016

19 views

Category:

Documents


1 download

DESCRIPTION

The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If students can't present information about their college learning to employers , educators, and the wider world , that learning is devalued…”. Employers’ Thoughts on Work Experience: Team Work (79.8%) Written Communication (75.6%) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information
Page 2: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

The Chronicle of Higher Education:

“If students can't present information

about their college learning to

employers, educators, and the wider

world, that learning is devalued…”

Page 3: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Employers’ Thoughts on Work Experience:

1. Team Work (79.8%)

2. Written Communication (75.6%)

3. Problem Solving (74.1%)

4. Analytical Skills (72.1%)

5. Communication Skills (67.4%)Source: National Association of Colleges and Employers

Job Market:

Page 4: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

• Integrating ideas from various sources

• Connecting concepts from different courses

• Using electronic media to complete an assignment

• Synthesizing and organizing ideas

• Preparing a Portfolio that collects written work from more than one class

NSSE Data:

Page 5: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Project Goals:

1. Effective Communication

2. Critical Thinking through Reflection

3. Technical Competence

4. Visual Literacy

Page 6: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

WHAT IS AN EPORTFOLIO?I S I T A W E BS I T E ? I S I T A R E S U M E ? I S I T A B LO G ?

Page 7: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

An ePortfolio is a personal website that:

Communicates/showcases skills & experiences

Contains documents & media called “artifacts” contextualized with reflection

Page 10: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

What are artifacts?

Different GenresMulti-modal

Flexible

Page 11: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Artifact examples:

Page 12: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

A blog Social networking

A resume

It’s not…

Page 13: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

electronic

reflectionartifacts

LinkedIn

PaperPortfolios

Blogs

ePortfolios

What are ePortfolios?

Page 14: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Reflective Online

Proof

It is…

Page 16: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

HOW D

O I GET

START

ED?

I W

AN

T TO

DO

TH

I S R

I GH

T NO

W! ! !

Page 17: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

ARCHIVE WORK

COLLECT

SELECT

REFLECT

MAKE VISUAL

REVISE, REVIST,

REARRANGE

The process:

Page 18: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Artifacts act as proof if:

COLLECTORGANIZE

ARRANGE SELECT!

REFLECTION

Artifacts

Page 19: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

HARDEST PART?

REFLECTION.

Page 20: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

What is reflection?

Ask questions

Imagine possibilities

Provide context

Apply & evaluate

Knowledge

Make connections

Think about experiences

Page 21: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Questions Like These:

1. Identify one important concept you’ve learned from this activity.

2. Why do you believe what you’ve learned is important?

3. Apply what you learned to some aspect of your life or future career.

4. Write down a question or something you are still wondering about from this activity.

Page 22: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

WIX WEEBLY

WORDPRESS GOOGLESITES

ePortfolio Platforms:

Page 23: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

WHY EPORTFOLIOS:Synthesize Experiences: • ePortfolios are strongly linked to engaged and enhanced learning because they provide an opportunity to synthesize and reconsider experiences

Why ePortfolios?

Page 24: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Showcase Skills:• Students have expressed interest in showcasing their skills at graduation

Why ePortfolios?

Page 25: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

WHY PROFESSIONAL EPORTFOLIOS?

Provides a Real Audience: • Programs have expressed interest in expanding existing capstone or senior projects, involving industry advisors, and responding to expectations of their disciplines

Why ePortfolios?

Page 26: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

Get involved!

Student Workshop Series

Mondays and Thursdays from 3:30-4:45 p.m.

1. Introduction to ePortfolios

2. Building ePortfolio Structure and Organization

3. Writing in ePortfolios

4. Technology Help

5. Feedback Session

Page 27: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

CHECK IT OUT!

Page 28: The Chronicle of Higher Education: “If  students can't present  information

LET’

S TALK

!

Heather Stuart

Program Assistant

ePortfolio [email protected]