Resources from AAEEBL Western US ePortfolio Conference -- 2011

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Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah


Energy was high, and good ideas were plentiful at the AAEEBL Western US Conference  from Westminster President Michael Bassis' welcome message on Monday to the wrap-up meeting for beginning the Western Chapter of AAEEBL on Tuesday.  This conference was marked by a great deal of interaction and supported by excellent planning.  Below are some conference resources for download and some photos. 

Special thanks and to Steve Adler from Adobe for hosting Monday's luncheon and to Todd Narrol from foliotek for hosting the reception on Monday. 
Welcome message from Westminster President Michael Bassis -- This was a well-received talk, and many people asked for a copy of the text.  Here it is!


Learning Goals, Portfolios and Assessment: You've Got to Start Somewhere, by Stephen Hubert, Westminster College -- session slides.


The Evolution of Format: How Different Media Types Inform the Way We Think about Teaching and Learning, by Kerri Shaffer Carter, Westminster College.  Session handout.


Is the Future of ePortfolios in Your Pocket? -- Plenary address about mobile devices and their potential on the eportfolio scene, by Helen Barrett. (Helen Barrett's blog)


Fad of Foundation: Are ePortfolios Academic Facebooks? -- PowerPoint presentation from Terry Rhodes' plenary session. 

Conference chair, Peter Ingle

Helen Barrett and Terry Rhodes
Helen Barrett and Terry Rhodes

Roundtable discussions on Tuesday morning
Tuesday morning offered time for discussion tables where participants talked about the panel presentations they heard.


The first panel on Tuesday morning explored the use of eportfolios as a bridge from K-12 to college.
(From left to right: Jodie Scoffield, David Doty, Sid Krommenhoek and Joel Bauman)


The second panel on Tuesday morning examined the use of eportfolios for career purposes.
(From left to right: Pearl Wright, Debbie Hardy, Michelle MacDonald, Mike Caldwell)
 
 
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