Portfolios and ePortfolios for CPMB v13
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Portfolios and ePortfolios for CPMB v13
- 1. Portfolios and ePortfolios A new employability tool Career Portfolio Manitoba Don Presant
- 2. Recognition of Prior Learning The language of skills & knowledge • RPL = a way to determine what a person knows and can do • RPL can be used for: – access to education (advanced standing) – career planning & professional development – access to employment • a Portfolio is a product of RPL • an ePortfolio is a digital portfolio
- 3. Portfolio - Working Definition • “a collection of authentic and diverse evidence, drawn from a larger archive... • ...representing what a person or organization has learned over time on which the person or organization has reflected, • ...and designed for presentation to one or more audiences for a particular rhetorical purpose” (NLII, 2003)
- 4. Portfolio: key elements • Links individual’s skills/accomplishments to skills frameworks • A record of formal AND experiential learning • Claims backed by evidence • Learner ownership • More than a showcase; a lifelong learning tool
- 5. Résumé vs. Portfolio (Courtesy FuturEd)
- 6. Credentials vs. Portfolio Credentials ePortfolio • Reflect time spent in class • Reflects time spent learning • Questionable proficiency • Evidence-based proficiency • Proxy for skills and • Statement of actual skills and knowledge knowledge • Dated • “Living” • Variable quality • Systematic • Formal learning only • All learning valued (Courtesy FuturEd)
- 7. Portfolio: product and process • Archive of evidence • Showcase: celebration & assessment of learning – Education • Acceptance/advanced standing, course requirement, graduation requirement – Workplace • Hiring, HR development, professional development, project team selection FuturEd 2004
- 8. Portfolio: product and process • Assessment for learning • Reflection, self-assessment • Transferring skills, making transitions • Coaching, collaborative learning • Learning plans • Knowledge Management FuturEd 2004
- 9. Benefits of “e” • Information Management capabilities – Collecting, archiving, making different versions – “One to many” digital shareability, links to specific pages • Integration with Internet presence – Online research: documents, networks – Internet literacy, personal network, digital identity • Collaboration – Easy to add comments, edit, mentor, coach • Measurement – Link to frameworks, rubrics, track learning over time • Integration with other ICT systems – eRecruitment, HRIS – Mobile access • Multimedia enhancement
- 10. ePortfolio examples • Theo Ramsey – Technical sergeant > manager – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT1XYjZcmck • Michael Woolley – Industrial mechanic – http://michaelwoolley.efoliomn.com/presentation • Michal Kopera – Engineering PhD – http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/eng/pg/students/esrgae • Kevin Fisher – Accountant – https://www.innovatecv.com/cv/share/24/do-not-reply@innovatecv.com • Sarah Stewart – Nurse/educator – http://sarahstewart-eportfolio.wikispaces.com/Competencies • Ted Johnson - Senior VP/Chief Marketing Officer – http://tedjohnson.efoliomn.com/Home • Mark Farand – Executive Director – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3ox9FR2iFk
- 11. Web 2.0, social software “Publish yourself”
- 12. Flickr Example http://www.flickr.com/photos/xinwen_zhang/sets/72057594115462151/
- 13. ePortfolio benefits for employability • “Digital evidence bank” • Flexible, findable showcase • Self-assessment, self-confidence • Develop communication skills • Networking environment • Personal space for learning and building knowledge
- 14. ePortfolios and Essential Skills • Reading Text • Document Use • Numeracy • Writing • Oral Communication • Working with Others • Continuous Learning • Thinking Skills – Problem Solving, Decision Making, Job Task Planning and Organizing, Significant Use of Memory, Finding Information • Computer Use
- 15. One page version… http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/infokits/e-portfolios
- 16. United States eFolio Minnesota, Pennsylvania, “World”
- 18. Canada Sector Councils & skills frameworks
- 20. Career Portfolio Manitoba Essential Skills ePortfolio…for life
Notas del editor
- Hello my name is Don and I’m here to talk to you about why we’re doing this eportfolio thing...it’s really all about helping you feel more comfortable and able to talk about the skills that you already have that employers need.
- These are some ePortfolio examples for you, but I encourage you to have a look at many more linked from the Navigation block on the left. Including the ePortfolio of RommuelParagas, our fictional exemplar. We had a lot of fun putting his story together to help inspire you to think about creative and effective ways to put your best foot forward.
- One of the things you’ll find as you go through those eportfolios is that there’s a lot of content that’s not even really in the portfolio. It’s often hosted somewhere else and is then embedded in your portfolio, giving you a chance to not only show but tell how it all fits the story of your skills.You’ve probably heard about most of these services and may even already subscribe to some of them. You’ll be learning more about them and how they can help you develop your career in this course.
- Here’s a quick example This was a Chinese engineer I met in Toronto, who eventually got a job in his field in Vancouver.These pictures are from projects he worked on in China. They helped him show potential employers that he worked in some pretty sophisticated environments.
- ePortfolio can be a Personal Learning Environment for Essential Skills, ACROSS THE BOARD, but especially for these highlighted skillsAnd obviously, it can be a showcase for the other essential skills, and RommuelParagas’seportfolio provides evidence of that.Thinking Skills:How do I get a job, Cdn work experience?Should I change occupations?How do I organize my job-hunting activities?What have I done in my life and what does it mean?What is the labour market information, who are the employers, where are the jobs?
- I really like this summary of the power of portfolios., but you could also think of it as a circle of continuous learning for different purposes. I’ll just let you read it for a few seconds….
- Career Portfolio Manitoba is for you, to own and take forward as you develop professional and personally in your life.