The E-Portfolio Forum: Deepening High Impact Learning
Forum Sessions Archive - January 29, 2011 - San Francisco, CA

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Welcome & Opening Plenary Session

Generative Learning: Educating Students to Connect Academic Concepts
with the Knowledge They Are Gaining from Real Life
Melissa Peet, Academic Director, Mportfolio Project, University of Michigan

Concurrent Sesssions

Making Connections: Lessons Learned from a Multi-Campus ePortfolio Collaboration
Bret Eynon, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs, Executive Director, Making Connections National Resource Center, and Judit Torok, Program Associate, Making Connections National Resource Center – both of LaGuardia Community College, CUNY; Trent Batson, Executive Director, The Association for Authentic, Experiential and Evidence Based Learning (AAEEBL).

Strategies for Identifying and Understanding Stakeholders in a Successful ePortfolio Implementation
Helen L. Chen, Research Scientist, Stanford University, Tracy Penny-Light, Assistant Professor, Sexuality, Marriage, and Family, University of Waterloo.

eLearning to Learn: The Pedagogical Role of ePortfolios in an Online Learning Strategies and Skills Course
Lauren Hensley, Coordinator of Learning Services, Walter E. Dennis Learning Center, The Ohio State University.

Student Work Matters: A Student-Centered Approach to E-Portfolio Implementation
Jeffrey Yan, Co-founder and CEO, Digication.

Student Outcomes as Academic Currency:A New Institutional Context for ePortfolios
David Shupe, Chief Innovation Officer, eLumen Collaborative.

Balancing Student-centered Portfolios with Assessment Using Open Source Tools
Frank Kline, Professor, Associate Dean, and Helen Barrett, Adjunct Researcher and Consultant on Electronic Portfolios – both of Seattle Pacific University.

Students Ask: "Do Portfolios Have To Be E?" Fundamental First Steps for Successful Learning Portfolios
John Zubizarreta, Professor of English, Director of Honors & Faculty Development, President, National Collegiate Honors Council, Diana Lynde, Student, DeAnna Rich, Student, Katie Rose, Student, Columbia College.

Growing an ePorticulture: Steps to Planting and Sustaining Deeper Learning and Assessment with ePortfolios
Ruth Cox, ePortfolio Departmental / Faculty Liaison, Lecturer in Health Education, Kevin Kelly, Manager, Online Teaching & Learning / Media Distribution & Support, Tanya Augsburg, Assistant Professor of Liberal Studies, Angie Portacio, Academic Technology Consultant, Maggie Beers, Director, Academic Technology – all of San Francisco State University.

Luncheon Speaker Panel: Turning Fences Into Gates

Large Scale ePortfolio Implementation on a Slim Budget
Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program, Clemson University.

The Fragile Dream: ePortfolio, At-Risk Students, and College Success
J. Elizabeth Clark, Professor of English, LaGuardia Community College, City University of New York.

Final Keynote & Closing Remarks

Compared to What? Accountability, Improvement, ePortfolios and Honoring the Learner
Gary Brown, Director, Office of Assessment and Innovation, Washington State University.

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