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Electrified! Using Standards Based ePortfolios for Preservice Teacher Assessment

Electrified! Using Standards Based ePortfolios for Preservice Teacher Assessment. Mia Kim Williams, ASU West Keith Wetzel, ASU West. Context ASUW-COE. Urban University 800 Students in Field Experiences Many Adult Students Four Semester Program Students Enter as Juniors.

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Electrified! Using Standards Based ePortfolios for Preservice Teacher Assessment

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  1. Electrified! Using Standards Based ePortfolios for Preservice Teacher Assessment Mia Kim Williams, ASU West Keith Wetzel, ASU West

  2. Context ASUW-COE • Urban University • 800 Students in Field Experiences • Many Adult Students • Four Semester Program • Students Enter as Juniors

  3. Graduates Lacked Confidence • Did not see extensive modeling of technology integration in courses • Did not experience exemplary practices in Field Experiences

  4. Committed and informed leadership Curriculum that addressed standards Adequate technical and curriculum integration support Various forms of staff development available Adequate access to technology Critical mass of faculty implementation Conceptual Framework

  5. Support for Change • Faculty Development • Curriculum Revision

  6. Planning for the Integration of NETS-T across Curriculum • Faculty Development • Departmental Leadership • Faculty Syllabi Portfolio Analysis

  7. Elementary Program Matrix

  8. Experimentation with Portfolios • Student Teacher Showcase ePortfolio • Template in html format • CD-ROM • Advantages • Space • Individualization • Video • Professional product • Obstacles • Support • Time and intensity • Sustainability

  9. ePortfolio Project • All COE undergraduates to participate • Collection of work over time • Reflection • Options for end product • Skills and independence

  10. Supporting Strategies • Assignments and scaffolding • Cross-course collaboration • Fundamental skill building • Specialized tool

  11. Web-based Instructional Support System • Task Stream • Portfolio Builder • Portfolio is organized by standards • Artifacts align with standards • Built on the Matrix • Standards tracking tools

  12. Successes College-wide participation Anywhere access Focus of skills 80% agreed assignment worthwhile Disadvantages Limited personalization Size of pictures Cost considerations Technical difficulties Outcomes

  13. ePortfolio Examples http://www.west.asu.edu/pt3 Research-> Conferences-> NECC

  14. Conclusion • Institutionalizing Change • All students create e-Portfolios aligned with State Teaching Standards & NETS-T • Website for Presentation artifacts • http://www.west.asu.edu/pt3 • Research-> Conferences-> NECC

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