Digital Citizenship Symposium (Closing)

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George Couros

Closing keynote by George and Alec Couros at the Digital Citizenship Symposium in Calgary. (September 2011)

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This presentation (audio coming soon) aims to provide a: # clear idea of the types and possible uses of ePortfolios for students and staff in lifelong, lifewide learning # increased awareness of some key ePortfolios platforms / tools and associated issues # ideas around alternative assessment # some strategies for starting your own ePortfolios / scaffolding students to develop their own ePortfololio The presentation will be useful for the following groups: Tutors and group leaders who are interested in assisting students to build up a portfolio of assignment and work IT support/coordinators who might like to learn more about linking to student-driven portfolio systems Careers advisers who would like to learn more about how students can share details with prospective employers and learning institutions - Student support who would like to learn how students can share information with their tutors. Links to video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFAVvAjCkKE Link to video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYVRT54CWVE

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