C Stick, E Portfolio Implementation In Flanders

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    1. E-portfolio implementation in Flanders: building bridges between projects Learning Forum London 22-24 june 2009
    2. JES
      • plural non-profit organisation.
      • Mission: to create equal opportunities for young people to actively participate in society.
      • Based in three Belgian cities: Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent.
      • Activities: training and guidance, training for youth work volunteers, outreach work, support for youth clubs and youth work initiatives, …
    3. JES: target group
      • young people between 6 and 30 years old,
      • living in large cities,
      • of whom a lot are low-skilled and with migrant background
    4. C-Stick project
      • Digital portfolio on a USB Flash drive
      • Central database where young people can gather and store all kinds of relevant information
      • Framework for personal development plans
      • Tool to create adjusted CVs in a very quick and easy way.
      • Main focus: identification and development of key competencies
    5. C-STICK’s: digitaal portfolio
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    18. C-Stickproject
      • Moving from a very small-scaled pilot at JES to a more large-scaled implementation:
        • in some sections of the Flemish Employment Service (VDAB) and integration with their e-portfolio ‘Mijn Loopbaan (My Career)’.
        • Other youth organisations
        • Some schools
      • Evolution grew from a bottom up process
      • Sets standards for future e-portfolio development in Flanders
    19. Strenghts
      • Accessible for a low-skilled target group
      • Coincides with existing terminology and data systems (VDAB)
      • Can be used in different settings: leisure time activities, training and job counselling.
    20. Threats and weaknesses
      • C-Stick system was not developed to be used by several organisations
      • No clear agreements with the software developers concerning ownership
      • No funding for further development and to cover staff costs.
    21. Opportunities
      • Funding from the Flemish Employment Service
      • Successful negotiations with the software developing company.
      • Centre was set up at JES to provide training and distribute C-Sticks to other organisations at commercial prices
      • Technical research and development is carried out to accomplish data transfer between the C-Stick and the e-portfolio from the Flemish Employment Service ‘Mijn Loopbaan’
    22. Conclusion
      • It’s impossible to create one portfolio that meets the needs of all target groups.
      • People should be able to switch from one portfolio to another.
      • ‘ Mijn Loopbaan’ as a central, secured platform from which data can be imported and exported from and to other e-portfolios.
      • Conditions for future e-portfolios: to use a shared competence terminology and a shared standard model for data transfer.
    23. Conclusion
      • To make large-scale implementation financially possible, the following issues should be addressed:
        • respond to the needs of a specific target group or organisation,
        • make clear ownership agreements to avoid expensive licences
        • a sound business plan to finance continuing training and distribution.
    24. Contact
      • Marjan Van de maele
      • [email_address]
      • 0032/ 2 411 68 83
      • JES vzw
      • Werkhuizenstraat 3
      • 1080 Brussels
      • Belgium
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