 |
The Summer Institute at Wallenberg
Hall: Using ePortfolios for Teaching, Learning, and
Assessment
What: The Institute at Wallenberg
Hall:
Using ePortfolios for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
Electronic learning portfolios (ePortfolios) are more
than just a technology: they imply a process of planning,
keeping track of, making sense of, and sharing evidence
of learning and performance. Using ePortfolios well requires
embracing a set of practices and an understanding of
learning and reflection called Folio Thinking.
In this
two day workshop, participants will have the opportunity
to actively explore how ePortfolios and Folio Thinking
can support integrative learning, demonstrate learning
outcomes, and make teaching and learning visible. Through
interactive discussions and activities addressing the
issues and challenges relating to ePortfolio adoption
and implementation, participants will examine a range
of ePortfolio case studies and tools, and develop a
plan for putting ePortfolios into practice on their own
campuses.
Who Should Participate: Faculty, administrators,
academic technologists, staff and researchers in higher
education.
Members from
industry
who are interested in learning more about the needs and
applications of ePortfolio tools in the classroom and
higher education environments.
When: August 16-17, 2007
Course Director: Helen
L. Chen,
Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning
Featured Experts: Dr.
Tracy Penny-Light, University
of Waterloo, Canada; Dr.
Toru Iiyoshi, Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement of Teaching; and Professor
John Ittelson,
California State University, Monterey Bay
Cost: $750 The cost includes all materials,
two breakfasts, two lunches), dinner and
speaker on Thursday night, and coffee breaks.
More Information: Contact Helen
Chen,
Course Director
Registration:
Registration Opens February 14, 2007
Registration deadline: May 31, 2007
Payment due: June 16, 2007
Reservations may be cancelled without penalty before
June 16, 2007
Cancellations after June 17 and before July 7, liable for 50% of charge
Cancellations after July 8, liable for 100% of charges
More Details (PDF)
|
