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Professional Professional Portfolios Portfolios Electronic Portfolios Based on Standards Carla Piper, Ed. D [email protected]

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Professional PortfoliosProfessional Portfolios

Electronic Portfolios Based on Standards

Carla Piper, Ed. D

[email protected]

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Electronic Portfolio and Themes of Electronic Portfolio and Themes of Education ReformEducation Reform

Teacher accountability to professional Teacher accountability to professional certification certification STANDARDS

Authentic Authentic ASSESSMENT through through portfolios demonstrating achievement of portfolios demonstrating achievement of teaching and student learning objectivesteaching and student learning objectives

Develop skills with Develop skills with TECHNOLOGY by by creating portfolio electronicallycreating portfolio electronically

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Teacher AccountabilityTeacher Accountability

What should 21What should 21stst century teachers know century teachers know and be able to do?and be able to do?

STANDARDSSTANDARDS

How can teachers show evidence of How can teachers show evidence of knowledge, skills, and dispositions?knowledge, skills, and dispositions?

ASSESSMENTASSESSMENT

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Teaching PortfoliosTeaching Portfolios

Document evidence of teacher Document evidence of teacher competenciescompetencies

Guide long-term professional Guide long-term professional developmentdevelopment

Competencies may be locally defined or Competencies may be locally defined or linked to national teaching standardslinked to national teaching standards

Barrett, 2000

“A portfolio is NOT a haphazard collection of artifacts (i.e., a scrapbook) but rather a reflective tool which demonstrates growth

over time.”

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TechnologyTechnology

““As we move to more standards-based As we move to more standards-based teacher performance assessment, we teacher performance assessment, we need new tools to record and organize need new tools to record and organize evidence of successful teaching, for both evidence of successful teaching, for both practicing professionals and student practicing professionals and student teachers.” teachers.” Barrett (2000)Barrett (2000)

““Likely solution” for collecting, storing, and Likely solution” for collecting, storing, and managing text, graphics, sound, and video. managing text, graphics, sound, and video. Lankes (1995)Lankes (1995)

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A Richer PictureA Richer Picture

Digital Student Portfolio Project Coalition of Digital Student Portfolio Project Coalition of Essential Schools (1993)Essential Schools (1993)

Proposed that we create a tool using computer Proposed that we create a tool using computer technology that allows us to create a richer technology that allows us to create a richer picture of what a student (teacher) can know and picture of what a student (teacher) can know and dodo

Drawbacks of traditional paper portfoliosDrawbacks of traditional paper portfolios Performance evidence may not be on paper Performance evidence may not be on paper The materials for presentation may not be easily manageableThe materials for presentation may not be easily manageable..

"What are we going to do with ALL THIS STUFF?"

“Logistical nightmare of thousands of papers turning brittle and collecting dust“

Niguidula (1993)

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Why Use Technology?Why Use Technology?

• Documents are generally created with a computer Documents are generally created with a computer anyway. anyway.

• Hypertext links allow clear connections between Hypertext links allow clear connections between standards and portfolio artifacts. standards and portfolio artifacts.

• Can develop skills in using multimedia technologies. Can develop skills in using multimedia technologies. • Electronic portfolios are fun and it is easier to manage Electronic portfolios are fun and it is easier to manage

the process, especially storage, presentation, and the process, especially storage, presentation, and duplication. duplication.

• Electronic portfolios make student work replayable, Electronic portfolios make student work replayable, portable, examinable, reviewable, and widely portable, examinable, reviewable, and widely distributable. distributable.

Barrett, 1998

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ArtifactsArtifacts Lesson Plans Linked to StandardsLesson Plans Linked to Standards

Student Subject Matter Content StandardsStudent Subject Matter Content Standards Professional Teacher Performance StandardsProfessional Teacher Performance Standards

Checklists, Assessments, EvaluationsChecklists, Assessments, Evaluations Professional Documents and ResearchProfessional Documents and Research PowerPoint PresentationsPowerPoint Presentations Student WorkStudent Work Photos and ArtworkPhotos and Artwork Video and Audio FilesVideo and Audio Files Websites– Portfolio/CurriculumWebsites– Portfolio/Curriculum Blogs, wikis, podcasts, etc.Blogs, wikis, podcasts, etc.

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ReflectionReflectionWritten reflections, evaluations, email Written reflections, evaluations, email

messages, critiques, recommendations, messages, critiques, recommendations, congratulatory messages, etc.congratulatory messages, etc.Peer Coaching and EvaluationsPeer Coaching and EvaluationsCollaboration, Dialogues, Self AssessmentCollaboration, Dialogues, Self Assessment

Case Study ResponsesCase Study ResponsesAudio/Video statements/reflectionsAudio/Video statements/reflectionsTeaching video segments/interviewsTeaching video segments/interviewsMission and Philosophy statementsMission and Philosophy statements

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Stages for Portfolio Stages for Portfolio DevelopmentDevelopment

Portfolio Development

Electronic Portfolio Development

Multimedia Development

Purpose & Audience

1. Defining the Portfolio  Decide Assess

Collect Interject

2. The Working Portfolio Design Plan

Select Reflect Direct

3. The Reflective Portfolio Develop

Inspect Perfect Connect

4. The Connected Portfolio Implement Evaluate

Respect 5. The Presentation Portfolio Present Publish

Barrett, 2001

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The Electronic Portfolio Multimedia The Electronic Portfolio Multimedia DevelopmentDevelopment

Web authoring and other multimedia Web authoring and other multimedia software applications software applications

Links to Websites, Blogs, Wikis, etc.Links to Websites, Blogs, Wikis, etc.Emphasis on teaching and learning, NOT Emphasis on teaching and learning, NOT

technologytechnologyWord, Excel, PowerPoint, PDFWord, Excel, PowerPoint, PDFPhoto Scanning and EditingPhoto Scanning and EditingCreate links to Standards, Artifacts, Create links to Standards, Artifacts,

Assessments, etc.Assessments, etc.

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Artifact CollectionArtifact Collection Brainstorm possible artifacts as evidence for each of the possible artifacts as evidence for each of the

technology leadership standards.technology leadership standards. Gather previous technology assignmentsGather previous technology assignments Gather evidence of technology involvement as a teacher leader Gather evidence of technology involvement as a teacher leader

in your local school settingin your local school setting Create a portfolio folder on your computer.Create a portfolio folder on your computer. Collect all possible text, graphic, and multimedia all possible text, graphic, and multimedia

artifacts in your portfolio folder.artifacts in your portfolio folder. Scan documents, photos, etc.Scan documents, photos, etc. Take photos with digital camera (or have them Take photos with digital camera (or have them

developed on CD)developed on CD) Save photos as jpeg (jpg) or gif files.Save photos as jpeg (jpg) or gif files. Save document files as web pages (html) or Acrobat Save document files as web pages (html) or Acrobat

Reader files (pdf)Reader files (pdf)

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Suggested Previous Suggested Previous Technology ArtifactsTechnology Artifacts

EDUU551 – Educational Applications of Computers (prerequisite)Web Page Portfolio Based on CSTP/TPEsWeb Page Portfolio Based on CSTP/TPEsTeacher Productivity – Word, Desktop Teacher Productivity – Word, Desktop

Publishing, Excel Spreadsheets, Gradebook Publishing, Excel Spreadsheets, Gradebook Calculations, Charts and GraphsCalculations, Charts and Graphs

Lesson Planning Teaching with Technology – Lesson Planning Teaching with Technology – PowerPoint, Scavenger Hunt Lesson PlanningPowerPoint, Scavenger Hunt Lesson Planning

Research – ERIC, Philosophy of Ed Technology, Research – ERIC, Philosophy of Ed Technology, Constructivism, Article Critiques Constructivism, Article Critiques

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More Technology ArtifactsMore Technology Artifacts

EDUU552 – Using Technological Tools in Teaching Lesson Planning Integrating Technology – Primary Lesson Planning Integrating Technology – Primary

Sources, Essential Question, Student ResearchSources, Essential Question, Student Research Multimedia presentations - Curriculum/Instructional Multimedia presentations - Curriculum/Instructional

DesignDesign Spreadsheets and Databases – Data-driven AssessmentSpreadsheets and Databases – Data-driven Assessment Assistive Technologies and Universal Design for Assistive Technologies and Universal Design for

Learning (UDL)Learning (UDL) Curriculum Websites Curriculum Websites Technology Planning – Acceptable Use PoliciesTechnology Planning – Acceptable Use Policies

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Advanced TechnologyAdvanced Technology EDUU563 – Curriculum, Leadership, Instructional

Technology District Technology PlanningDistrict Technology Planning Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment, MultimediaCurriculum, Instruction, Assessment, Multimedia Technology IntegrationTechnology Integration

EDUU564 – Social Implications of Educational Technology Research – Literature Review on Technology TopicResearch – Literature Review on Technology Topic Research on Digital Equity and Equal AccessResearch on Digital Equity and Equal Access Professional Development PresentationsProfessional Development Presentations Online Delivery of Professional DevelopmentOnline Delivery of Professional Development

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Technology Facilitation (TF) Technology Facilitation (TF) Standards - 2001Standards - 2001

Prepare candidates to serve as building or campus-level

Technology Facilitators who will:

exhibit knowledge, skills, and dispositions equipping exhibit knowledge, skills, and dispositions equipping them to teach technology applicationsthem to teach technology applications

demonstrate effective use of technology to support demonstrate effective use of technology to support student learning of content student learning of content

provide professional development, mentoring, and basic provide professional development, mentoring, and basic technical assistance for other teachers who require technical assistance for other teachers who require support in their efforts to apply technology to support support in their efforts to apply technology to support student learningstudent learning. .

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ISTE/NCATE Technology ISTE/NCATE Technology Leadership Standards - 2001 Leadership Standards - 2001

Technology Operations and Concepts. Technology Operations and Concepts. Planning and Designing Learning Environments Planning and Designing Learning Environments

and Experiencesand Experiences Teaching, Learning, and the Curriculum Teaching, Learning, and the Curriculum Assessment and Evaluation Assessment and Evaluation Productivity and Professional Practice Productivity and Professional Practice Social, Ethical, Legal, and Human Issues Social, Ethical, Legal, and Human Issues Procedures, Policies, Planning, and Budgeting Procedures, Policies, Planning, and Budgeting

for Technology Environments for Technology Environments Leadership and VisionLeadership and Vision

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ISTE NETS Refresh ProjectISTE NETS Refresh Project

ISTE is refreshing standards for technology ISTE is refreshing standards for technology leaders, technology facilitators, and leaders, technology facilitators, and

secondary computer science educators.secondary computer science educators.http://www.iste.org/standards/nets-refresh-

project.aspxTake the survey - Take the survey -

https://www.surveymk.com/s/ISTE-Individual

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Draft of New StandardsDraft of New Standards Standard One: Visionary Leadership Standard One: Visionary Leadership Standard Two: Teaching, Learning, & Standard Two: Teaching, Learning, &

Assessments Assessments Standard Three: Digital Age Learning Standard Three: Digital Age Learning

Environments Environments Standard Four: Digital Citizenship & Responsibility Standard Four: Digital Citizenship & Responsibility Standard Five: Professional Development & Standard Five: Professional Development &

Program Evaluation Program Evaluation Standard Six: Continuous Learning and Standard Six: Continuous Learning and

Professional GrowthProfessional Growthhttp://www.iste.org/welcome.aspx

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Final Portfolio for MAE in TechFinal Portfolio for MAE in TechProvide a professional showcase of your

competency as a professional leader in instructional technology

Who are you as a professional?Who are you as a professional? What is your philosophy of educational technology?What is your philosophy of educational technology? What research have you completed that supports What research have you completed that supports

your philosophy?your philosophy? How do you apply research to your teaching practice?How do you apply research to your teaching practice? What are your strengths as a professional What are your strengths as a professional

development facilitator and leader?development facilitator and leader? How will you demonstrate your proficiency at meeting How will you demonstrate your proficiency at meeting

the standards for technology leadership?the standards for technology leadership?