August 13, 2009 ~~ San Jose, California
This post-conference website will support attendees upon return to their institution, and act as a source of information and support for those who simply could not attend the conference.
How to use this site:
On the left navigation you will find links to each section, which includes as much of the material as possible - slides, supplemental handouts, case studies, worksheets, and videos as applicable. We encourage you to use these items at your school or campus as you plan for and implement ePortfolios.
Best use for your own Day of Planning:
The ePortfolio Day of Planning was carefully balanced to include an overview, hands-on workshops, a panel discussion, “5-minutes-of-acclaim” sessions, and the closing. Workshops provided guided instruction, time-on-task, and time for discussions. Going through the steps in the order provided, and doing so in a group setting will provide for the best experience.
Credits:
Many thanks to all who helped pull this together. The Planning Committee (Maggie Beers, Helen Chen, Una Daly, Kevin Kelly, John Whitmer, and Gerry Hanley) put much effort into organizing the ePortfolio Day of Planning. Marie Andrews and Joel Bennett provided the documents and videos, and Don Strand and Kristin Boice provided architect and design support. And a special thanks to all the presenters who were willing to share their theories, philosophies, processes, and procedures.
Supplemental Materials:
In February 2009 we organized an ePortfolio Day of Dialogue wherein we had a wide range of presenters sharing their expertise in short time slots and quite a bit of information was shared. Find them (if available) at http://teachingcommons.cdl.edu/eportfolio/resources/eportdodgrid.html/
. The following sites are also excellent resources:
http://teachingcommons.cdl.edu/eportfolio/
http://epac.pbworks.com/ & heept://eportfolio.merlot.org /
http://eportfolio.sfsu.edu//
http://www.eportfolioca.org//
http://www.merlot.org//
Kathleen Willbanks - eportfolios@cdl.edu
CSU Center for Distributed Learning
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