E-Portfolio: Passport to
Global Citizenship
Neo-Aristotelian
view of 21st Century Kairos: E-Portfolios as Rhetorical Act linking
College Graduates to Global Society
National
Communication Association Présentation 2003:http://www.eport2passport.com/presentations/nca_2003.html
E-Portfolio Resources: http://www.eport2passport.com/resources.html
RACCE Global Rubric for College E-Portfolio: http://www.eport2passport.com/word/GlobalPortfolioRubric.doc
According to Aristotle, kairos is
the legal, political, or ceremonial act that demands a rhetorical outcome for
justice. The kairos or ceremonial act of college
graduation welcomes the rhetorical act of creating an e-portfolio, which
provides the student with self-reflection, transformation, introduction and
connection to the audience, which results in an attempt to establish a just,
equitable, and sustainable global community.
Creating the E-portfolio rhetorically strategizes
the use of technology for andragoglogical
transformation and societal connection of the author and audience, resulting in
decisions and actions for the better good of global society. E-portfolios will
be used as a reflective tool and as an effective means for initiating
conversations and actions with others about the value of developing an
international perspective and becoming a more responsible global citizen.
KSU Quality
Enhancement Plan Prospectus 2005: http://ie.kennesaw.edu/sacs/qep/prospectus/ProspectusGlobalLearning.htm
Portfolio Process:
Reflective Portfolio + Best of Show Portfolio Dr. Joan E. Leichter
Dominick, Copyright 2002
http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/21c/racce.htm
http://ksuweb.kennesaw.edu/~jdominic/
The E-Portfolio: From First-Year Experience to 21st
Century Global Citizenship
By Dr. M. Leigh Funk
and Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick
http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/21c/
Kennesaw State University Institute for Global
Initiatives
http://www.kennesaw.edu/globalinstitute/
The
International Initiatives Program: American Council on Education: Global
Learning for All: Kennesaw State University http://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Search&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=1579
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Reflect: Reflection Questions on Global Learning
Events:
Review your learning
events, where did global learning occur? Academic
Coursework, Co-Curricular Activities Interactions
with Study Abroad, Exchange Students,
International Students and National Students, Employment,
Volunteer Work, Travel Abroad Military
Experience, Media, Life Before College What did you learn,
how has that impacted you, how will you showcase this in your portfolio? GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES: Demonstrate
ability to perceive from another cultural viewpoint. INTERCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION Demonstrate
ability to interact successfully with people from other cultures, learn a
foreign language, tolerance for ambiguity, and use technology for local and
global communication needs. Demonstrate ability to successfully use computer
technology for local and global communication needs. SOCIAL JUSTICE &
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Will
show how the behavior of individuals, groups, and nations affects others in
terms of human rights and economic well being; demonstrate ways of handling
environmental resources for the future generations. |
Reflect: Mapping
Learning Self-Assessment Your College Instruments http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/21c/racce.htm E-Portfolio Resources: Folio Thinking: http://www.eport2passport.com/resources.html KSU First-Year Students: KSU 1101/1102 Learning Outcomes: Study
Skills, Academic/Cognitive Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Connections with
Faculty, Connections with Peers, Out-of-class Engagement, Knowledge of
Campus, Knowledge of Academic Services, Managing Time & Priorities,
Knowledge of Wellness, and Global
Perspectives http://ucac.kennesaw.edu/FYE_sub.html. 1. Reflective Assignments for each chapter in the
following sections for: The Complete Graduate: A
Workbook for College Senior 2. University/KSU Resources for
College Senior Learning Spreadsheet 3. General Education Learning Spreadsheet 4. Micro-View/Detailed View of Learning Experience
Spreadsheet 5. Macro-View/Overview of Learning
Experience Spreadsheet For
Online Spreadsheets for # 1, 2, 3, 4: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/jdominic/srrace_reflect.htm Reflect: First-Year and Senior Year: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/jdominic/racce_reflect.htm International E-Portfolio Conference: |
Reflective Portfolio Supplies
Needed: Expanding File: to accommodate 25 Files Hanging File: for
archiving larger documents Set Up Filing System: Create the
following files and tabs for each:
Section One: Reflect: Mapping Your College Learning Workbook Reflections University/KSU Resources
for College Seniors General Education Learning
Spreadsheet Micro-View/Detailed View
of Learning Macro-View/Overview of
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Assess Assessment Questions on Global
Learning Events:
Reflective Portfolio
Process: Who is assessing your
private portfolio? Why? What have they learning about your global learning
transformation from this phase of the portfolio process? Best of Show Portfolio
Process: Was the reader able to
assess your learning in the areas of global perspectives, intercultural
communication, and social justice & sustainable development? Did the
reader see evidence of your future learning plans for global citizenship? GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES INTERCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION SOCIAL
JUSTICE & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT KSU
Global http://www.kennesaw.edu/globalinstitute/globalcitizen.htm E-Portfolio Passport to Global
Citizenship: KSU & World Wide International Learning Resources: http://www.eport2passport.com/AAHE/bookmark.doc |
Assess: Conduct continuous assessment by: Self-Assessment + Faculty Assessment+ Peer Assessment+ Stakeholder Assessment For the Reflective and Best of Show Portfolio: Continuous assessment of Your Reflective Portfolio + Continuous assessment of the planning and presentations of Your Best of Show
Use the Assessment Form at: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/jdominic/racce_assess.htm Review for Global
Learning Outcomes: Global Learning For All KSU Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Prospectus 2005 for SACS Review 2006: http://ie.kennesaw.edu/sacs/qep/prospectus/ProspectusGlobalLearning.htm
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Reflective Portfolio Set up a files and tabs for each:
Section Two: Assess Self-Assessment
Faculty Assessment Peer Assessment Stakeholder Assessment |
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Best of Show Portfolio: Paper
Format: Three Ring Binders/Spiral Bound PTD
Pocket E-Portfolio Format http://ptd.kennesaw.edu/eportfolio/# Institutional
Online Career Portfolio http://careerctr.kennesaw.edu/Portfolio.html ITS
Web Folio http://its.kennesaw.edu/students.htm Integration of
all formats: Master Storyboards of KSU E-Portfolio Buffet http://www.eport2passport.com/word/master4401.doc http://www.eport2passport.com/word/master1101.doc |
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Collect Collection of Evidence Questions: What are you archiving to support your learning
claims for the following global learning outcomes? GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES: Demonstrate
ability to perceive from another cultural viewpoint, understand the
interconnectedness of political, economic, and environmental systems, be able
to critically assess global issues, respect culturally differences, and have
knowledge of world history, literature, geography, and economics, and acquire
information from a variety of sources. INTERCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION Demonstrate
ability to interact successfully with people from other cultures, learn a
foreign language, tolerance for ambiguity, and use technology for local and
global communication needs. Demonstrate an ability to successfully use
computer technology for local and global communication needs. SOCIAL JUSTICE & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Will show how the behavior of individuals, groups, and
nations affects others in terms of human rights and economic well being;
demonstrate ways of handling environmental resources for the future generations. Consult: PTD Pocket
E-Portfolio Process: |
Collect Evidence of Your
Learning From the
following areas: § University Experience
The Collect section of your portfolio establishes your ethos, pathos, and logos of your learning history. This section establishes your credibility, both evidential and commitment to learning. This section establishes your passion for learning, dedication to career and global citizenship and future learning plans. The logic section presents your concrete evidence of learning. Collect: Web Resources on Portfolios Dr.
Joan E. Leichter Dominick http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/jdominic/racce_collect.htm http://www.eport2passport.com/resources.html Dr. Helen Barrett: http://ali.apple.com/ali_sites/ali/exhibits/1000156/ |
Reflective Portfolio Consult E-Portfolio Resources: http://www.eport2passport.com/resources.html Set up files and tabs for: Section Three: Collect Your Professional Resume Samples Life Before College College Transcripts & Description of University Course Course Work Samples & Course Syllabi Professional Experience & Samples List of References & Letters of Recommendation Certificates, Awards & Diplomas Organizations & Samples Of Work Community Service & Samples of Work Civic Involvement & Samples of Work Skills You Plan on Developing Your Interests/Passion and Paycheck Plans for Future Education |
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Connect Connect Questions for Global Citizenship: What is purpose of the portfolio? Will
the reader understand your learning story? What is the best table of contents
for your learning story? How is your global
Learning story being showcased? How are
you featuring evidence of your global perspectives,
Intercultural communication, and social
justice and sustainable development? What format have you chosen? How is this best showcasing your global learning?GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES INTERCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION SOCIAL
JUSTICE & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Portfolio
Information: Ms. Bethany Izar: Pocket E-Portfolio KSU Graduate & KSU 4401 Student http://www.eport2passport.com/pdf/BethanieIzar.pdf http://www.kennesaw.edu/globalinstitute/globalcitizen.htm PTD Pocket E-Portfolio Samples: First-Year and
Senior-Year Students: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/21c/samples.htm Mr. Ben Cope: Portfolio Web Folio KSU Graduate & PTD
Trainer/Designer http://www.student.gsu.edu/~bcope1/index.html |
Connect Your Learning: Develop the Consult
Website Resources designed to storyboard and develop your global citizenship
portfolio: http://www.eport2passport.com/resources.html q
Employment q
q
Internship q
Scholarship q
Entrepreneur Design:
Will the reader understand your learning story? What is the best table of
contents for your learning story? q
Establish Credibility q
General Skills q
Specific Academic Major Experience Design
your public portfolio using: Mapping
Your College Learning Self-Assessment Instruments: 1.
Workbook Reflection Exercises 2. University/KSU Resources for College Seniors
Learning Spreadsheet 3.
General Education Learning Spreadsheet 4.
Micro-View of Learning Experience Spreadsheet 5.
Macro-View of Learning Experience Spreadsheet + Supporting Evidence FilesFormat:
What is the best delivery of your portfolio? q
Paper Portfolio q
Electronic Portfolio CD/DVD Connect: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/jdominic/racce_connect.htm |
Best of Show Portfolio Supplies Needed: Paper Format: Three Ring Binder with plastic insert for Front Cover Three Ring Plastic Sheet Protectors Three Ring Tab Dividers Three Ring Plastic Photo Holders Three Ring Plastic Disc Holders Three Ring Plastic CD Holders Pocket E-Portfolio: PTD & KSU 4401:
Senior Seminar -College Student Pocket
E-Portfolio Initiative http://ptd.kennesaw.edu/Templates/html/facultydevel.html CD/DVD to create
E-Portfolio Zip Disc PC Compatible PTD Introduction to Multimedia PTD Introduction to E-Portfolio:
Storyboarding, Adobe InDesign Adobe Photo Shop Adobe Acrobat KSU Career Services: Online Career
Portfolio (OLCP) http://careerctr.kennesaw.edu/Portfolio.html Create files and tabs for: Section 4: ConnectBest of Show Portfolio
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Express Express
Questions:
Does your portfolio Presentation start a conversation regarding Your global learning? Does your portfolio Presentation provide evidence for your Listener to make the best decision about your Dedication to being a global citizen? GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION SOCIAL JUSTICE & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Web Resources on Public Speaking: By Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick http://ksumail.kennesaw.edu/~jdominic/sac_live/pds/Module_PDS-2.html Toastmaster’s International: |
Express Your Learning Story: Present Best of Show Portfolio to Public for Career
Search, Evaluate Your Presentation § Plan Your Presentation § Practice Your Presentation § Thank Your Audience § Evaluate Your Presentation Express: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/jdominic/racce_express.htm |
Best of Show Portfolio Consult workbook chapter: 2.5 Public Speaking
Survival Kit 3.7 The Interview as Sales
Pitch and Thank You Letters Create file and tab for: Section Five: Express: Best of Show Portfolio
Presentation PTD Pocket E-Portfolio Samples: First-Year and Senior-Year Students: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/21c/samples.htm ITS Web Folio Samples: First-Year, Senior-Year, and Honors Students: http://www.eport2passport.com/webfolios.html |
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