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Digital ethics and portfolios
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Kristina Hoeppner (Catalyst) // // 30 July 2020@anitsirk // ACEN webinar

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since 2006

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Folio thinking
... is a process of engaging in
the collection, organization,
re ection and connection
that leads to a person’s ability
to speak intelligently and
concisely (i.e. tell stories)
about one’s learning
experiences, what they mean
and their value, and how the
experiences relate one to
each other.
Vicki Suter 

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Folio thinking
... is a process of engaging in
the collection, organization,
re ection and connection
that leads to a person’s ability
to speak intelligently and
concisely (i.e. tell stories)
about one’s learning
experiences, what they mean
and their value, and how the
experiences relate one to
each other.
Vicki Suter 

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Portfolio activities: 5Cs

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Portfolio activities: 5Cs
Create

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Portfolio activities: 5Cs
Create Collect

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Portfolio activities: 5Cs
Create Collect Curate

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Portfolio activities: 5Cs
Create Collect Curate Converse

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Portfolio activities: 5Cs
Create Collect Curate Converse Connect

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Digital ethics

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Digital ethics task force

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Principle Summary
Abstract
Strategies
Scenarios
Resources

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Principles in action
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8: Cross-platform compatibility

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8: Cross-platform compatibility

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8: Cross-platform compatibility

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8: Cross-platform compatibility

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6: Privacy

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7: Content storage
Student: access
Institution: storage location

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10: Consent for data usage
Institution decides on terms and conditions
Data is not locked in and can be exported
Respects GDPR
No tracking unless you want it
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9: Accessibility
Keyboard accessible
Appropriate contrast in built-in themes
Support for metadata
Working towards WCAG 2.1
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4: Respect author rights and re-use permissions

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Sense making

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Contact
Kristina Hoeppner
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kristina@catalyst.net.nz
anitsirk
catalyst.net.nz
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