Improving Employability with Mahara & Social Media

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The document discusses how the myPortfolio tool can improve student employability. It provides an information bank with features like a CV builder, planner, CPD log book, and reflective journal. Students can publish webpages displaying their work, competencies, and reflections. The tool allows online collaboration through networking, groups, and file sharing. Using myPortfolio for 3 years of reflections and evidence can support job applications and interviews. It also helps students develop online authoring skills and a professional online presence or "brand". The document encourages using the tool and contacting the author for assistance or workshops.

How can myPortfolio improve the
employability of your students?

Samantha Moss
Learning Technologist

Information bank
• CV Builder

• Planner

• CPD Log book

• Reflective Journal

• Files area

• Questionnaires

Advice written by SSU’s Employability & Enterprise Centre

Publish webpages

• CVs

• Examples of work

• Display competencies

• Personal reflections

• Research ideas

Items are dragged and dropped from ‘Content’ area onto
the page builder

Online collaboration

• Network across courses

• Create groups
– Publish webpages
– Store/share files

Use social media to increase
opportunities

Examples of usage:

http://mahara.solent.ac.uk/view/view.php?id=47095
http://mahara.solent.ac.uk/view/view.php?t=f1uxOF7Z3Y0I5kU6XzlP
http://mahara.solent.ac.uk/user/view.php?id=8666

What next?
• Visit myPortfolio in myCourse
– View 3 activities to get you started
– Have a look at the Mahara
Cookbook (eBook)

• Have a play!!! You can use it too!

• Sign up for workshops

• Speak to a member of LTU about how you can use it in
your teaching

Contact me in
Learning Technologies

• Email:
samantha.moss@solent.ac.uk

• Phone: 02380319290

• Twitter: @samwisemoss

• Website:
http://portal.solent.ac.uk/sammoss

• Visit: RM015
(Bring your mug and I’ll fill it with tea/coffee!)

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1. How can myPortfolio improve the employability of your students? Samantha Moss Learning Technologist

2. Information bank • CV Builder • Planner • CPD Log book • Reflective Journal • Files area • Questionnaires

3. Advice written by SSU’s Employability & Enterprise Centre

4. Publish webpages • CVs • Examples of work • Display competencies • Personal reflections • Research ideas

5. Items are dragged and dropped from ‘Content’ area onto the page builder

6. Online collaboration • Network across courses • Create groups – Publish webpages – Store/share files

7. How can all this help? • 3 yrs worth of reflections and evidence to support job applications & interview prep • Do you have a website? YES!!! • Online authoring skills • Helps to create a ‘Brand’ (Google search)

8. Use social media to increase opportunities

9. http://about.me

10. Examples of usage: http://mahara.solent.ac.uk/view/view.php?id=47095 http://mahara.solent.ac.uk/view/view.php?t=f1uxOF7Z3Y0I5kU6XzlP http://mahara.solent.ac.uk/user/view.php?id=8666

11. What next? • Visit myPortfolio in myCourse – View 3 activities to get you started – Have a look at the Mahara Cookbook (eBook) • Have a play!!! You can use it too! • Sign up for workshops • Speak to a member of LTU about how you can use it in your teaching

12. Contact me in Learning Technologies • Email: samantha.moss@solent.ac.uk • Phone: 02380319290 • Twitter: @samwisemoss • Website: http://portal.solent.ac.uk/sammoss • Visit: RM015 (Bring your mug and I’ll fill it with tea/coffee!)

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