Topic 9 - Slides

ePortfolio is the product, created by the learner, a collection of digital artifacts articulating _____, achievements and learning.

• evaluations

• lessons

• assessments

• experiences

Answer explanation

ePortfolio is the product, created by the learner, a collection of digital artifacts articulating experiences, achievements and learning.

Which type of ePortfolio demonstrates skills and competence in a specialized area?

• Assessment ePortfolios

• Hybrid ePortfolios

• Reflective ePortfolios

• Showcase ePortfolios

Answer explanation

Assessment ePortfolios are designed to demonstrate skills and competence in a specialized area, making them the correct choice. They focus on evaluating and showcasing specific abilities and knowledge.

What is a limitation of ePortfolios mentioned in the text?

• They enhance student engagement

• They are time-consuming

• They can be used for all modules

• They are easy to create

Answer explanation

A limitation of ePortfolios is that they are time-consuming to create and maintain, which can be a barrier for some students, unlike the other options that highlight their benefits.

Who can assess an ePortfolio?

• Peer students only

• Instructors and industry experts

• Only external assessors

• Only the students themselves

Answer explanation

Instructors and industry experts have the expertise to evaluate the content and skills demonstrated in an ePortfolio, making them the most qualified assessors compared to peers or the students themselves.

What is included in the contents of an ePortfolio?

• Only personal achievements

• Artifacts and reflections

• Only theoretical knowledge

• Marketing strategies

Answer explanation

An ePortfolio typically includes artifacts (evidence of learning) and reflections (personal insights), making 'artifacts and reflections' the correct choice. Other options do not encompass the full scope of an ePortfolio.

What is a benefit of using ePortfolios?

• They support digital-based learning models

• They are only for art students

• They are less time-consuming

• They require no technical skills

Answer explanation

ePortfolios enhance digital-based learning by allowing students to showcase their work and reflect on their learning in a structured format, making them valuable tools for all students, not just those in the arts.

What type of ePortfolio combines various elements such as progress and project displays?

• Assessment ePortfolios

• Showcase ePortfolios

• Hybrid ePortfolios

• Reflective ePortfolios

Answer explanation

Hybrid ePortfolios combine elements of progress tracking and project displays, making them versatile for showcasing both learning achievements and reflective practices.

What is the purpose of the weekly checklist given to students?

• To provide a grading rubric

• To evaluate their theoretical knowledge

• To assess their artistic skills

• To ensure timely preparation of ePortfolios

Answer explanation

The weekly checklist is designed to ensure timely preparation of ePortfolios, helping students stay organized and meet deadlines effectively.

When to assess and ePortfolio?

You can choose more than 1 answer.

• At the beginning of the semester

• At the end of the semester

• At the end of the certain topics

• At the beginning of the certain topics

Answer explanation

What is a showcase ePortfolio primarily used for?

• Job and higher education applications

• Internal assessments only

• Personal reflection

• Weekly evaluations

Answer explanation

A showcase ePortfolio is primarily used for job and higher education applications, as it effectively demonstrates skills, experiences, and achievements to potential employers and academic institutions.