Using the Sakai wiki as a free-form e-portfolio

Cheryl Hodgkinson-WilliamsAssociate Professor

Centre for Educational Technology, University of Cape Town14 June 2010

Masters programme in Information Communication Technology (ICT) in

Education at UCT

Online Learning Design Course

Key elements of the course

Online Learning Design e-portfolio

Example of an e-portfolio

Podcast of students’ interpretation of

online learning design process

Reworked diagram from Dabbagh &

Bannan-Ritland 2005

Example of an e-portfolio (2)Explanation of why a particular online design model was

chosen

Example of an e-portfolio (3)Reflection on process of

developing an e-portfolio

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Cheryl Hodgkinson-WilliamsCheryl.Hodgkinson-Williams@uct.ac.za

Education