Mellon Projects Meeting, February 2004, NY ePortfolio Open Source Portfolio Release 2 Brad Wheeler Rob Lowden Indiana University

2 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 Within and across courses and schools K-12 Portfolio Software Within and across courses and universities, colleges, trade schools, etc. Higher Ed Portfolio Software Within and across companies, personal pursuits, professional development, experiences, or additional degrees Career Development Portfolio Software Faculty and/or Course Portfolios Scholarship of Teaching & Learning Within and across courses, disciplines, faculty, careers, and institutions Personal Portfolio Data OSP 2 Mellon Project Four Domains of ePortfolio

3 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 ePortfolio Objectives for Learners Provide the tools for reflective assessment with structure and purpose for Instructors Assessment via demonstration of competencies Within and across courses, educational experiences for Institutions Institutional assessment for accreditation, measurement of progress

4 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 Principles of Undergraduate Learning Core communication and quantitative skills Critical thinking Integration and application of knowledge Intellectual depth, breadth, and adaptiveness Understanding society and culture Values and ethics Example: Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

5 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 Complete PendingReady Locked

6 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 ePortfolio Challenges Learner-owned data, views, access Inter-institutional authenticity, integrity of artifacts Scoping for now…thinking about tomorrow Data standards, threads of ePort software everywhere

7 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 Within and across courses and universities, colleges, trade schools, etc. Project Help for ePortfolio? Grad School View

8 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 ePortfolio Connections? Sakai TPP-based using JSR-168 portlets for rendering/editing in uPortal, connected to Sakai’s CMS (import assignments, gradebooks, including AAM/Navigo’s assessments) with rich authoring through TK4, VUE views designed with VUE stored in Fedora’s (?) digital repository while using local replicas and P2P transport from Lionshare Messaging and local DR work in Westwood and all wrapped in PKI security/authentication/signatures

9 Brad Wheeler, Indiana University, February 2004 DRAFT 0.1!

Mellon Projects Meeting, February 2004, NY ePortfolio Open Source Portfolio Release 2 Brad Wheeler Rob Lowden Indiana University