Exploring e-portfolios in a discipline specific context Vidya Kannara and Dr Amanda Tinker ALT Conference University of Manchester 8 – 10 September 2015.

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Exploring e-portfolios in a discipline specific context Vidya Kannara and Dr Amanda Tinker ALT Conference University of Manchester 8 – 10 September 2015

Tradition of the Design Portfolio

“By definition, a design portfolio is a grouping of loose sheets collected in a portable case” “By the middle of the twentieth century...a portfolio, of a carried case, similar to those that architects produce, became a routine appendage for any aspiring student.” Tradition of the Design Portfolio “The ‘Exit Portfolio’ -....the portfolio you [the student] will use when you complete your education and are stepping into the workforce full time...you are exiting the educational phase of your life as an architect, interior designer, or landscape architect. This is when your portfolio will receive the most scrutiny by several, if not many, practitioners”. Bender (2012, p.28) “‘Send me your URL’ is fast becoming a more common request than ‘bring in your portfolio’. But according to many design leaders, a website is generally considered an introduction – a preview to the print portfolio that will follow.” Eisenman (2006, pp.9-10)

Project Aim and Objectives To share, map and review current e-portfolio practice, with a view to developing a School Strategy. –To investigate and share current good practice within the School. –To map current e-portfolio activity within the School and its relationship to the institutional VLE. –To review current e-portfolio technology, including open source tools and e-portfolio tools/activity in other arts-based universities. –To develop a School strategy/approach and make recommendations to inform university e-portfolio initiatives.

Method Questionnaire School event Two focus groups Evaluation criteria form

Perceptions and Practices What, When, Why and How? Different ‘definitions’ Reflection (PDP, blogs) Visual showcase (outward facing, exit portfolios) Module vs. course level Open source solutions

Sites

Copyright ease of use Privacy/security External or Internally facing integration with university systems Multiple purposes Creative Expression

o Purpose o Audience o Subject discipline o Time o Feedback (Student ↔ Staff) o Assessment o Audience (Tutor, Peer, Industry) o Developmental o Progressive o Holistic o Reflective o Story/Narrative o PDP o Digital Identity o Repository o Record of Achievement o Curation o Collaboration o Moderation o Integration (Course, Institutional systems) o Flexible o Creative expression o Sustainable/Portable o Learning log vs. Exit portfolio o Formative vs. Summative Assessment o Content vs. Presentation o Flexible vs. Rigid o Creative vs. Standardised o Tactile vs. Virtual o Supplement vs. Replacement o Free tools vs. Institutional Differentiation Motivation Characteristics Tensions E-portfolios Focus Group

Barrett (2011) Himpsl-Gutermann (2012) Hartnell-Young et al (2007) Siemens (2004) Rate (2010)

Our model Dr. Amanda Tinker & Vidya Kannara – University of Huddersfield

Yet, in transition and in tandem.... Currently viewed as a welcome addition (not replacement) to the tactile, physical portfolio. Raise awareness of e-portfolio potential amongst staff Capture student perceptions Pilot our e-portfolio ‘journey’ model and appropriate tools with 1-2 courses Connect and combine e-portfolio activities across the University Disseminate findings to inform University strategy Conclusion and Future Directions

References Barrett, H. (2011). Balancing two faces of e-portfolio. Retrieved from: Bender, D.M. (2012). Design portfolios: moving from traditional to digital, 2nd edition. New York: Fairchild Books. Eisenman, S. (2006), Building design portfolios : innovative concepts for presenting your work. Beverly, Massachusetts: Rockport Publishers. Hartnell-Young, E., Harrison, C., Crook, C., Pemberton, R., Joyce, G., Fisher, T. and Davies, L. (2007) Impact study of e- portfolios on learning, BECTA evidence and research directorate. Retrieved from dir/downloads/page_documents/research/impact_study_eportfolios.pdf Himpsl-Gutermann, K. (2012). E-portfolios in der universitären Weiterbildung. Studierende im Spannungsfeld von reflexivem lernen und digital career identity. Boizenburg: Verlag Werner Hülsbusch, p.262. Rate, N. (2010). Why use e-portfolios? - CORE breakfast seminar with Nick Rate. Retrieved from: ed.org/about/media-releases/breakfast-seminars/why-use-e-portfolios-core-breakfast-seminar-nick-rate Siemens, G. (2004) eportfolios Retrieved from: