PEPS: Portable Education Portfolios: Outline & Use Case

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Andreas Meiszner

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Use Case:
Tampere University of Technology‘s Free Community Game
within the Introduction to Open Source Software Course
&
openSE – an Open Educational Framework for Computer
Science Software Engineering

Use Case Tampere University of Technology & openSE

Use Case – Google PEP Viewer | Main Page

Use Case – Google PEP Viewer | Certificates, badges & Co.

Use Case – Google PEP Viewer | Achievements

Use Case – Google PEP Viewer | Communication & Creation

Use Case – openSE Account Association to openID PEP

The openID PEP Portable Education Portfolio!!!

… Well, sorry – but unfortunately we are not there yet…

Thank you for your attention!

Prepared by:
Dr. Andreas Meiszner

For further information mail to:

meiszner@merit.unu.edu

For further information on our work visit:

http://www.openedworld.net

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PEPS: Portable Education Portfolios: Outline & Use Case

1. PEPS: Portable Education Portfolios Outline & Use Case By: Dr. Andreas Meiszner – Senior Researcher & Project Manager, UNU-MERIT, CCG (Collaborative Creativity Group) OER Test Expert Workshop with United Nations University Vice Rectorate in Europe, June 7th 2011 – Bonn, Germany

6. Use Case: Tampere University of Technology‘s Free Community Game within the Introduction to Open Source Software Course & openSE – an Open Educational Framework for Computer Science Software Engineering

7. Use Case Tampere University of Technology & openSE

8. Use Case – Google PEP Viewer | Main Page

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13. Why do we need PEPS???

14. …because Education is Opening Up !!!

15. ARE YOU READY FOR YOUR PEP???

16. THEN GO AND GET IT NOW!!!

17. The openID PEP Portable Education Portfolio!!!

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