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1 Peer review strategies using e-learning Using peer review and industry feedback via social media to develop a superior design portfolio Paul Douglas 30 th May 2013

2 Introduction Learning Innovation and Development National VET E-learning Strategy funding Envisioning the future of education technology [ http://envisioningtech.com/education/ ] “Education lies at a peculiar crossroad in society. On one hand it has the responsibility of anticipating real-life skills by preparing us for an increasingly complex world – but education methodologies can only be formalized after practices have been defined.”

3 Learner needs Certificate IV Design student portfolios Pursuit of educational pathways Peer review and industry feedback via social media Question: where and how to best engage?

4 The idea Collaborative learning labs @ Holmesglen’s Moorabbin campus Modern kindergarten art room

5 Where are the learners? Look familiar?

6 Where are the learners? Student Services Australia – National Student Survey 2012 [http://www.studentservices.com.au/] 19,000 student responses... Online media consumption: “I log into Facebook...”

7 The private learning community Personal learning space

8 The private learning community Learning community

9 The private learning community Personal learning network

10 The Cert IV Design share space

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16 Peer review and industry feedback

17 Learner feedback 45% agreed or strongly agreed that their work improved as a result of feedback received 55% agreed or strongly agreed that the improvements to their folio of work would improve their pathway to higher education 63% believed that the improvements would give them an enhanced pathway to work opportunities “…this project may have been suited better to the Diploma level students…” – Anonymous participant

18 Questions? Read more… Wiki main page: http://participationandskills.wikispaces.com/VIC239 Case study: http://participationandskills.wikispaces.com/Case+ Study+%28VIC239%29

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