Professor Heidi Blair Deputy Director, Centre for Learning Futures
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The document outlines the program for the 2018 Eportfolio Forum over two days. Day one includes sessions on building connections through ePortfolio curricula, using ePortfolios to enhance industry networks, and a panel discussion on how individuals can utilize their portfolio evidence. Day two focuses on strengthening assessment design, promoting future-ready learners, and considerations for embedding ePortfolio practice university-wide. The program includes keynotes, workshops, and idea exchange sessions centered around engaging with and expanding the use of ePortfolios.
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Professor Heidi Blair Deputy Director, Centre for Learning Futures
- 1. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 1 Day One Tuesday 9 October 2018 2018 Eportfolio Forum Time 8:45 am Registration - Tea and coffee on arrival – Building S05 – Foyer of Room 2.04 9.30am Lecture Theatre – Building S05 –Room 2.04 9.30am Welcome and housekeeping Allison Miller – ePortfolios Australia and Digital Capability 9.40am Opening Address Professor Heidi Blair: Deputy Director, Centre for Learning Futures, Griffith University 9:55 am Opening Keynote Why ePortfolios and graduate outcomes go hand in hand Professor Dawn Bennett, John Curtin Distinguished Professor, School of Education, Curtin University 10:40am Icebreaker Activity session Getting to know you – Marie (Bernie) Fisher (Australian Catholic University), Sandra Stewart (Charles Sturt University), Marlene Daicopoulos (Murdoch University) 11:10am Morning tea
- 2. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 2 Short Peer Reviewed Papers Plenary room Engaging Bldg S07 – Rm 2.16 Breakout room 1 Exploring Ship Inn Function Room Breakout room 2 Experiencing S05 –Room 2.04 11:35am Session 1A. Building connections through integrated ePortfolio curricula Jessica Tsai, Christine Slade University of Queensland Session 2A. Building a scalable ePortfolio based assessment strategy to connect clinical learning experiences – preliminary lessons Helen Wozniak Shari Bowker University of Queensland Session 3A. Key note Q&A session Dawn Bennett Curtin University 12:00pm Session 1B. Using Behance as an ongoing tool to enhance student’s industry networks and connections David Sargent Griffith University Session 2B. Expanding The role of professional staff in the implementation of an ePortfolio system Chris Campbell, Heidi Blair Griffith University Session 3B. Design heuristics to consider when transitioning across ePortfolio systems (Mahara to PebblePad): Wins, losses and reflections Michael Sankey Griffith University 12:25pm Session 1C. How do final year business students perceive that ePortfolios enable employability Alf Kuilboer James Cook University Session 2C. A new concern: Ethical decision making in students’ secondary use of data from their ePortfolios Christine Slade, Christine Brown-Wilson University of Queensland; Misty Kirby Charles Sturt University; Terri Downer Uni Sunshine Coast; Marie B. Fisher Aust Catholic University Session 3C. Scaffolding reflective writing for the portfolio of evidence Jennifer Masters University of Tasmania
- 3. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 3 12:50pm Lunch 12.50 pm Posters Poster 1 Exploring ePortfolios, social constructivism and assessment Stephen Bright University of Waikato NZ Poster 2 Expanding ePortfolios supporting WIL – What does it take? Lynn McAllister QUT Poster 3 Experiencing Engaging engineers in employability Christopher Allan, Gayle Brent & David Green Griffith University 20x20 sessions Engaging Bldg S07 – Rm 2.16 Engaging Ship Inn Function Room Experiencing Bldg S07 – Rm 2.18 Energising, Expanding Bldg S07 – Rm 2.19 2:00pm Session 1D Evidencing professional development for students: Preparing for career success Lana Mitchell Griffith University Session 2D Supporting reflective practice in the sciences with ePortfolios Patsie Polly University of NSW Session 3D Implementation of PebblePad ePortfolios as an assessment tool in a mixed-mode Indigenous business course. Kinley Khamsum, Kerry Bodle Griffith University Session 4D Establishing an institution community of practice Emma Collins Otago Polytechnic NZ 2.20 pm Session 1E ePortfolios and English language learners Christine Grimmer, John Bourke Griffith University Session 2E From paddock to plenary: Reimagining the WIL assessment of pre-clinical veterinary science students Sam Harris, Jenny Seddon University of Queensland Session 3E Creating a space for students to collate, curate and grow Lenka Boorer, Priscilla Trahar, Heather Andrews Griffith University Session 4E Beyond the showcase: where do eportfolios fit in the HE strategic landscape? Jodie Young PebblePad
- 4. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 4 2:40pm Session 1F Energising Exploring ePortfolio thinking: building energy and resilience for youth in an indigenous art club Jennifer Rowley, University of Sydney; Jennifer Munday, Charles Sturt University Session 3F Engaging, Expanding Building Leadership Capabilities in a Postgraduate Degree: Unpacking the Learning Process and the End Product Leanne Ngo Deakin University Session 4F Energising Syndication in WordPress with RSS Scott Huntley TAFE NSW 3:00pm Afternoon tea 3:30pm Panel session Panel Session Lecture Theatre Building S05 – Room 2.04 What does an individual need to fully utilise their portfolio of evidence along their (life) journey? Panel MC – John McInerney, Lecturer, Department of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences, Monash University Panellists • Professor Michael Sankey, Deputy Director, Learning Transformations at Griffith University • Dr Anita Hamilton, Deputy Head of School, School of Health and Sports Science at University of the Sunshine Coast • Industry partner - Michelle Charlton, Consultant, Write On Resources • Student – Andrew Demasson, QUT • Student – Dr Katherine Parsons, Griffith University 4:30pm Close - Day one 4:40pm Networking Event The Ship Inn - Southbank Brisbane Nibbles provided Buy your own drinks
- 5. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 5 Day Two Wednesday 10 October 2018 2018 Eportfolio Forum Time 9:00 am Registration - Tea and coffee on arrival – Building S05 – Foyer of Room 2.04 9.30am Lecture Theatre – Building S05 – Room 2.04 9:30 am Housekeeping Allison Miller – ePortfolios Australia and Digital Capability 9.40 am Review of Day One - Key take-aways Professor Heidi Blair: Deputy Director, Centre for Learning Futures, Griffith University 9:55 am Day Two Opening Speaker Evidencing Professional Skills Prof Annemieke Craig: Director of Career Education, Deakin University 10:30 am Group activity – sharing experiences of Day One Marie (Bernie) Fisher (Australian Catholic University), Sandra Stewart (Charles Sturt University), Marlene Daicopoulos (Murdoch University) 11:10 am Morning tea
- 6. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 6 Long workshops Engaging Bldg S07 – Rm 2.16 Energising Bldg S07 – Rm 2.17 Expanding Bldg S07 – Rm 2.18 11:30 am Session 1H Using ePortfolios to strengthen assessment design: A response to contract cheating. Susan Rowland, Christine Slade University of Queensland Session 2H ePortfolio learning design to promote future-ready learners Jodie Young PebblePad Session 3H Questions from and for the field (AAEEBL ePortfolio Field Guide) Kathryn Coleman University of Melbourne Kristina Hoeppner Catalyst 1:15 pm Working Lunch – Ideas Exchange Grab your lunch and head to appropriate room 1.30 pm “Ideas Exchange” Sessions Session 1I Engaging Bldg S07 – Rm 2.16 Graduate identity: Guiding students through the two worlds of university learning Heather Pate Edith Cowan University Session 2I Exploring Bldg S07 – Rm 2.17 Exploring the implications of ePortfolio use with vulnerable populations Misty Kirby Charles Sturt University Terri Downer Uni Sunshine Coast; Marie B. Fisher Aust Catholic University; Christine Slade University of Queensland; Lynn McAllister QUT Session 3I Expanding Bldg S07 – Rm 2.18 Considerations for embedding university-wide e- portfolio practice Georgina Barden University of Canberra Posters Ship Inn Function Room Walk through area
- 7. 2018 EportfolioForumProgram Dated091018 – Subjecttochange 7 Short and Long Workshops Bldg S07 – Rm 2.17 Bldg S07 – Rm 2.18 Bldg S07 – Rm 2.19 2:45 pm Session 2J Making global connections: portfolios as sites for learning, teaching and assessment Kathryn Coleman University of Melbourne Patsie Polly University of NSW Session 3J A portfolio is like... Kristina Hoeppner Catalyst Session 4J-4K Facilitated unconference session – Open discussion Allison Miller ePortfolios Australia and Digital Capability 3:30 pm Bldg S02 Rm 3.13, Computer Room Session 1K ePortfolio solutions for students and teachers by Cinglevue Michelle Corby, Duwaraka Kanendran Cinglevue 4:15 pm Thanks and Close - Ship Inn Function Room Allison Miller Provide your feedback about the 2018 Eportfolio Forum here