E-Portfolio: Passport to Global Citizenship
Helping College Students Honor,
Understand, and Connect
Their Learning from Self to Global Society.
One Step Closer to a Better World.
AAHE National Conference on Higher
Education
March 18, 2005
Author: Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick, Kennesaw State University
The Kennesaw State University best practices of using e-portfolios for developing a global mindset from first year to the senior year college students are shared in an innovative website, which includes, incorporating human diversity issues; framing volunteer and service-learning projects for connecting local and global issues; creating reflective student e-portfolios, which connect cultural background, educational goals, and global leadership aspirations; and developing media analysis strategies for understanding local and global perspectives of a just, equitable, and sustainable society.
Poster Presentation Presenters
| Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick | Associate Professor of Communications & Director of Portfolios for Student Success Programs & The Senior Year Experience Program |
| Dr. Daniel J. Paracka | Director of International Programs and Services |
| Dr. M. Leigh Funk | Assistant Professor of Educational Technology |
with exhibited materials by
Ms. Jennifer Leifheit, Instructional Technology Support
Specialist
Mr. Ben Cope,
Instructional Technology Support Specialist
Ms. Bethany Izar & KSU Students
AAHE
Program
PS13: E-Portfolio: Passport to Global Citizenship (Page 72)
EPAC
at 2004 AAHE National Conference on Higher Education
March 17-20, 2005, Atlanta GA
E-Portfolio-Related Sessions and Meetings