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2009_03 EPAC Webcast

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EPAC March 2009 Webcast

ePortfolios in Math with Professor Suzanne Topp, Salt Lake Community College

Friday, March 13th at 9 a.m. PT/10 a.m. MT/11 a.m. CT/12 p.m. ET

 

Description

I have introduced e-portfolios into the design of my quantitative reasoning math course to further emphasize student learning outcomes. The course is structured so the four projects showcase student learning. The students are required to submit the projects to me using an e-portfolio. My assessment for this course has changed from written tests to evidence of learning. The e-portfolios are used to assess the students' conceptual understanding and skill mastery of the course's student learning outcomes.  An added e-portfolio benefit is students are able to see their progress as they go through the course.  This is evident in their semester reflections.

 

For an example of an e- portfolio, please visit:

 

For an example of a final reflection, please visit:

 

For an example of a project assignment and grading rubric, please visit:

 

CHAT PARTICIPANTS

  1. Trent Batson, , formerly of URI; currently Dir Association for Authentic, Experiential and Evidence-Based Learning
  2. Una Daly, Foothill College EPortfolio Pilot Coordinator
  3. Kelly Driscoll, Digication
  4. Mary Glackin, Mt. Holyoke
  5. David Hubert, Salt Lake Community College
  6. Jonathan Kalk, Kauai Community College
  7. Elaine Paris (Math/CIS), Mercy College
  8. Judy Patton, Portland State University
  9. Laurie Poklop, Northeastern University
  10. Suzanne Topp, Salt Lake Community College
  11. Steve Ward (Music Technology), Mercy College
  12. Kathleen Willbanks, California State University system
  13. Helen L. Chen, EPAC and Stanford University
  14. John Ittelson, EPAC and CSU Monterey Bay & K-20CETC
  15. Kathy - LaGuardia Community College

 

RESOURCES AND ISSUES MENTIONED DURING THE DISCUSSION

For an example of an e- portfolio, please visit:

 

For an example of a final reflection, please visit:

 

For an example of a project assignment and grading rubric, please visit:

 

Please view the recording of the webcast at: http://tinyurl.com/2009-03-EPAC-SLCC

 

SLCC presentation slides: 2009.03 EPAC webcast with SLCC slides.pdf

SLCC Chat Transcript: 2009.03 EPAC webcast with SLCC transcript.pdf

 

Possible future chat topic: use of audio reflection in ePortfolios

 

Use of video/audio for reflections in elementary school: http://ppsd.digication.com/Artisphere/reflections

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Suzanne has been teaching math at Salt Lake Community college for six years.  She has a masters in mathematics with an emphasis in math education and numerical differential equations. Prior to teaching, Suzanne worked as a software engineer.  For almost three years, Suzanne has been working with the Salt Lake Community College General Education task force to improve general education.  E-portfolios is one piece of that improvement project.  She can be contacted at suzanne DOT topp AT slcc DOT edu.

 

MANY THANKS to Corporation for Eduction Network Initiatives in California (CENIC) for allowing us to use CCC Confer for our online EPAC events!

 

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