[MACEP] e-Portfolios for Oregon students

[Greg Collver]

When will we see e-Portfolios for Oregon students? 

 

 


High School Portfolios in the Pacific NorthWest


How do we create mandatory high school portfolios and still keep the
qualities that make a portfolio a portfolio (and not something else, like an
assessment management system)? How to we create student-centered portfolios
within an institutional context? I recently received an inquiry from a
student teacher in British Columbia which made me think about these issues.
I have posted my response
<http://electronicportfolios.org/blog/2006_06_14detail.html>  (too long to
include in a blog entry).

In addition to the high <http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/graduation/portfolio/>
schools in British Columbia, where high school students begin a portfolio in
Grade 10, the State of Washington will be providing access to an electronic
portfolio under a Student-Centered
<http://www.k12.wa.us/LegisGov/2006Documents/Navigation101.pdf>  Planning
program funded by the 2006 Washington Legislature. In this context, it looks
to me like the portfolio is both for helping implement the Franklin Pierce
School District's Navigation
<http://www.k12.wa.us/SecondaryEducation/pubdocs/Navigation101-October2004.p
df>  101 model curriculum as well as to document student achievement. 

 

http://electronicportfolios.org/blog/2006/06/high-school-portfolios-in-pacif
ic.html

 

 

 

Greg Collver

IT Manager / Programmer

Three Rivers School District

PO Box 160, Murphy OR 97533

541-862-3111

 

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