Portfolios in education have been around for some time, and I think
the term has developed a number of meanings depending on the educators
or students purpose. In this video, one of my students talks about three
varieties of digital portfolios and because of how we have implemented
their collection, how a student can move easily from one form to the
next. The three types discussed are:
1) The portfolio as "Catch-All" where all the students work is collected.
2) The Educational portfolio that emphasizes pieces of work the teachers is looking for.
3) The Showcase portfolio where students can manage and select examples of their best work.
For more information about how we've digitzed some of our work check out these posts.
Handing in math work with Google forms
Using an iPod Touch to update student Portfolios
How students hand in their digital portfolios
And for more resources about electronic portfolios Dr. Helen Barrett has done some fantastic work collecting useful information on her site: http://electronicportfolios.org
1) The portfolio as "Catch-All" where all the students work is collected.
2) The Educational portfolio that emphasizes pieces of work the teachers is looking for.
3) The Showcase portfolio where students can manage and select examples of their best work.
For more information about how we've digitzed some of our work check out these posts.
Handing in math work with Google forms
Using an iPod Touch to update student Portfolios
How students hand in their digital portfolios
And for more resources about electronic portfolios Dr. Helen Barrett has done some fantastic work collecting useful information on her site: http://electronicportfolios.org
I love hearing from the students! It's clear that students not only know how to make ePortfolios, they know the purpose behind the portfolios.
ReplyDeleteI posted a model for presentation of student work. It looks similar to what you do. http://wp.me/p1Dq2f-hN
Janet | expateducator.com
Thanks Janet,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link, I noticed you were using Picasa to share student work as well, you might want to check out: http://thetechcurve.blogspot.com/2011/03/using-ipod-touch-to-update-student.html