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    1. Elgg :: the social ePortfolio Creating your own digital identity
    2. Brief History
      • Top down approach to ePortfolios
      • Developing an alternative
      • Establishing your own space (learners)
      • Provides a learner controlled space to explore, reflect, use as they want
      • It is about creating your own identity, then using this to interact with others, around common interests
    3. My Personal Learning landscape Tags Profile Customise Syndication Files Friends Contact 1 Contact 2 Contact 3 Community 1 Community 2 Community 3 Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Community space Personal space Access controls LiveJournal Flickr Friendster Etc. Learning Landscape Weblog
    4. Users choice
      • Interoperability/integration
      • Users should be able to choose which tools they interact with
      • Open standards
      • Disability considerations
      • Usability is the key!
    5. Technologies
      • Blogging / Wikis
      • PLE’s / ePortfolios
      • RSS / aggregation
      • FOAF / RDF
      • SSO – single sign on / OpenID
      • Extensible architecture – API’s
    6. The ePortfolio part
      • Gather up evidence
      • Persists beyond the duration or a course or program
      • Allows for reflective commentary which can be shared with as many or few people as the user wants
      • Builds up an identity which can be shared and used to make connections to others - auto tags
      • Pull in resources which are important
      • Use your identity to interact in other learning communities
    7. The ePortfolio part two
      • Profile :: identity
      • Blogs :: reflective thoughts, dissemination, collaboration
      • Files :: artifacts, evidence
      • Access controls :: controlling your space
      • Resources :: pull in relevant content
      • Communities :: ad-hoc spaces for lightweight collaboration
    8. Elgg and Moodle
      • 3 rd Party development
      • Looking to build seamless integration which will allow SSO between apps, as well as file transfer (phase two)
      • Elgg provides the social, free flowing, learner defined space – Moodle provides the institutional structure
      • Until now development has been a pilot however more funding has been secured
    9. Where to next for Elgg?
      • Development of a presentation module
      • Extensive aggregation of external services
      • Resume/CV component
      • Continue to gather user data and build example scenarios to help new users
      • Improved user interface and admin area
      • Development of OpenAcademic
      • Construction of a global learning environment
    10. Thanks!
      • Thank you for listening.
      • Dave Tosh
      • [email_address]
      • Ben Werdmuller
      • [email_address]

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