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Mighty Mahara!? The role of self- organised learning within the context of Mahara ePortfolio. Dr. Thomas Strasser (Vienna University of Education) Twitter: thomas_strasser www.learning-reloaded.com

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Mighty Mahara!? The role of self-organised learning within the context of Mahara ePortfolio.

Dr. Thomas Strasser (Vienna University of Education)Twitter: thomas_strasser

www.learning-reloaded.com

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What‘s the purpose of an ePortfolio for you?

http://todaysmeet.com/mahara_oeb11

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What‘s ePortfolio for you? #mahara_oeb

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Vienna University of Education

Course „ePortfolio“

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Self-organised learning for student teachers

Differentiated, systematicreflection

Individual learningprogress

self-reflectionStrengths/weaknesses

Self-organized learning as a part of Life Long Learning (cf. Hornung-Prähauser et. al. 2008)

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Why Mahara?

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Cf. Meyer, Thorsten et. al (2011); Himpsl (2010)

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A portfolio is a purposeful collection of student work, that exhibits the student's efforts, progress and achievements in one or more

areas. The collection must include student participation in selecting content, the criteria for selection, the criteria for judging merit and

evidence of student self-reflection. (F. L. Paulson, P. R. Paulson, & Meyer, 1991, S. 60)

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3 basic types of (e)Portfolios (Baumgartner, Himpsl, Zauchner)

1. Reflective portfolio

2. Development portfolio

3. Presentation portfolio

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Statistics (November 2011)

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The lecturer as a ‘role model‘

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Contact details and social media (communication)Contact details and social media (communication)

Short CV (presentation)Short CV (presentation)

Google Docs, YouTube, etc.(sharing, collaboration)Google Docs, YouTube, etc.(sharing, collaboration)

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Twitter Feeds (Communication)Twitter Feeds (Communication)

Synchronisation with Blogs (Communication)Synchronisation with Blogs (Communication)

Professional development (development, presentation)Professional development (development, presentation)

Milestones (development)Milestones (development)

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Synchronized reading list (communication, sharing)

Synchronized reading list (communication, sharing)

Sharing materialSharing material FlickR UpdateFlickR Update

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The student as a „role model“

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Main part: presentation/development

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Creating a Portfolio

Communication/Collaboration (incl. reflection)

Task –based Reflection

Basics (contact, details, biography, etc.)

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Performance and Collaboration

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Autonomously finding EFL-specific topics (self-organized learning-process)

Reflective, task-based writing process in EFL.

Giving supportive, constructive feedback on a topic-specific level

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Supportive behaviour

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Leave messages(supportive, collaborative impulses)

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Reflective behaviour‘A thought a day‘

(Murphey, A.M.)

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Self-reflective behaviour and linguistic performance (L2)(supportive, collaborative impulses)

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Reflective Process

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Uploaded reflections(reflexion/development)

Reflective, supportive feedback by professor.(reflexion/development)

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Survey winter term 2010/11

• N=101• Feedback forms• Student teachers (secondary school,

primary school, specialized schools)

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User-friendliness ‘Mahara‘

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Verbal feedback survey

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ePortfolio in a nutshell …

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• Student teachers take over responsibility for development of their competencies

• Autonomous and collaborative creation of pedagogical and EFL-related knowledge

• Student teachers initiate their own learning progress

ePortfolio in a nutshell …

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• Systematic reflection of work in progress

• documentation of learning/teaching progress

• Continuous communication among students/staff

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• Didactical/peda-gogical features

• Communication and collaboration!?

• Cooperation with FH-Campus Wien (Vienna University of Applied Sciences)

• ePortfolio with kids?

• teachers and ePortfolios?

• technophobia?

Focus of research project

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Thank you for your attention!

Thomas StrasserVienna University of Educationthomas.strasser@phwien.ac.atwww.learning-reloaded.comTwitter: thomas_strasser

Questions appreciated!

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References• BAUMGARTNER, Peter, Himpsl, Klaus und Zauchner, Sabine (2009). Einsatz von E-Portfolios an

(österreichischen) Hochschulen: Zusammenfassung - Teil I des BMWF-Abschlussberichts “E-Portfolio an Hochschulen”: GZ 51.700/0064-VII/10/2006. Forschungsbericht. Krems: Department für Interaktive Medien und Bildungstechnologien,

• BAUMGARTNER, Peter; „Eine neue Lernkultur entwickeln: Kompetenzbasierte Ausbildung mit Blogs und E-Portfolios“. In: HORNUNG-PRÄHAUSER, Veronika; LUCKMANN, Michaela; et. al. (Hrsg.) (2008). „Selbstorganisiertes Lernen im Internet. Einblick in die Landschaft der webbasierten Bildungsinnovationen. Innsbruck: Studienverlag, S.88-92. Donau Universität Krems.

• HILZENSAUER, Wolf; BUCHBERGER, Gerlinde: „Mehr Selbstwert für junge Menschen durch E-Portfolios?“ In: HORNUNG-PRÄHAUSER, Veronika; LUCKMANN, Michaela; et. al. (Hrsg.) (2008). „Selbstorganisiertes Lernen im Internet. Einblick in die Landschaft der webbasierten Bildungsinnovationen. Innsbruck: Studienverlag, S. 116-121.

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• HIMPSL-GUTERMANN, Klaus, & BAUER, Reinhard (2011). Kaleidoskope des Lernens. E-Portfolios in der Aus- und Weiterbildung von (österreichischen) Lehrerinnen und Lehrern. zeitschrift für elearning, lernkultur und bildungstechnologie, (Heft 3/2011 - 6. Jahrgang), 20-36.

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