MSU e-portfolio beta test project Jim Green Academic Computing and Network Services June 20, 2006.

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MSU e-portfolio beta test project Jim Green Academic Computing and Network Services June 20, 2006

What it is  Hands-on testing and research to better understand how e-portfolios can benefit MSU  Collaborative prototyping of MSU-specific e-portfolio tools and templates  Toward a production LC&T centrally- supported e-portfolio system targeted for Fall, 2007.

Who’s doing it  Under the auspices of ANGEL Advisory Group  Joint ACNS-VUDAT-Libraries-AIS development team  Jim Green, ACNS, project leader

Recent accomplishments  OSP (Open Source Portfolio, selectedhttp://osportfolio.org  Testbed implementation up and running since late April.  Project team working on setup, configuration, integration  Recruit faculty and grad students to participate and provide feedback

OSP  Open source software not mature  Built on Sakai (open source CMS) framework  MSU will implement portfolio functions only ANGEL will continue to be MSU’s centrally- supported CMS for the foreseeable future

basic e-portfolio  Person-centric rather than course-centric system will not include course enrollment data  Will persist after the person leaves MSU  User owns her/his portfolios and artifacts there is debate on this  User controls access to their portfolios

Requirements Overview

basic OSP  My Workspace  Resources tool WebDAV  CIGs = common interest groups shared portfolio space supports coordinator, reviewer, evaluator roles long-lived – i.e., not courses examples: undergrad, art majors

OSP portfolio functions  Learning matrix supports custom scaffolding  Portfolio templates also supports custom scaffolding  Free form portfolio design  Comments and reflection may be implemented in any of the functions

OSP portfolio tools  Forms – XML/XSLT  Wizards -- XHTML  Styles -- CSS  Layouts -- XHTML  Templates – XSL (XML stylesheet)

OSP config issues  Tools  User interface design choices  ANGEL coordination  CIGs roles who can create  Guest users

Help  Imagine how students will use the system step-by-step actions  Develop scenarios/use cases of system use  Play in the sandbox provide feedback on functionality and usability  Participate in matrix, portfolio template design prototyping  Participate in beta testing

Timeline – current projection  sandbox, prototyping – Summer, 2006  limited beta – Fall, 2006  expanded beta and scale-up – Spring, 2006  full production – Fall, 2007

Further information  Jim Green, Coordinator, Academic Systems  Academic Computing and Network Svcs.    PowerPoint and handout: