Month: March 2009

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2009-03-11

  • Adam Lambert on American Idol is so fantastic. Never seen anybody else on the show interpret music as well as he has been doing. #
  • Check out this SlideShare Presentation : PPOCCID Sp09 Class 6v2 http://tinyurl.com/brvn5h #
  • 6 new comments on “Pat’s Online Training Place” and more http://bit.ly/Vck4K #
  • Fortune cookie – Do not follow where the path may lead. Go where there is no path . . . and leave a trail. #
  • Finally out for lunch. Big Indian meal. Really tough day. #

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Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2009-03-10

  • I started talking about e-portfolios on my blog today http://tinyurl.com/ctyawu #
  • 5 new comments on “Russ Gifford’s Search” and more http://bit.ly/Vck4K #
  • 4 new comments on “Principles and Practices of Online Training” and more http://bit.ly/Vck4K #
  • 3 new comments on “Sarah’s Musings” and more http://bit.ly/Vck4K #
  • Watching an Ugly Betty movie shoot by the Woolworth Building. #
  • Just looked at mini pcs. Wow they came a long way in a year. #
  • Wow. Now is the right time to use the Post Office. No line at all! #

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E-Portfolios in iJET

ijetMy colleague Marguerite Koole just pointed out that the new issue of International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET) is available, and the focus is on E-Portfolios. Will give me some more reading after class this evening.

This is a topic that seems to be all the rage now, with colleagues near and far interested in this issue.

I am wondering how many people out there use e-portfolios? I am starting to toy with the idea, but have not been able to justify the time it would take to set one up (given everything I already do), compared to the value added.

Thoughts?