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ePortfolios: alternatives Mark C. Marino CCCC, Louisville, KY March 19, 2010

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Slides about ePortfolio options delivered by Mark Marino at CCCC 2010 in Louisville, KY.

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ePortfolios: alternatives

Mark C. Marino

CCCC, Louisville, KY

March 19, 2010

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[Open with a Shocking Statisticand vaguely related photo]

Over 50% of universities offer some sort of ePortfolio.

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Do ePortfolios require uniformity?…

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i.e.

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Himpsl and Baumgartner (2008)

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Mahara

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PebblePad

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Don’t studentslong to RUN FREE on the Internet?

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Goals

Is an ePortfolio another temporary system more for program administrators to monitor student progress than for students?

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Netvibes (PLE as ePortfolio)

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Helen Barrett’s lifelong web

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Google Sites

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Google Sites

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Multimedia Learning Objects

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Pageflakes PLE

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All you need to know is

Embed <Hall Davidson>

RSS <David Parry>

“Students need to learnhow to create their electronic identityin the real world not in some systemthey’re never going to use again.” -- David Parry

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Elizabeth Losh, Internet Identity

• ePortfolio as online identity and branding• Curating your educational experience

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Small Pieces Loosely Joined

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What does not go intoan ePortfolio system?

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Convergence is a ways off

All-in-One

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Multiblog Platforms

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Ning

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Diigo Assessment

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• What does "Good", "Bad" etc. Karma Mean?

• Karma is the sum of your activity on Slashdot. This means posting, moderation, story submissions. It's just an integer in a database. The tiers are Terrible, Bad, Neutral, Positive, Good, and Excellent.

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Collaborative Learning

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Mark Marino

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