by Aurelea Mahood | Apr 10, 2017 | Blog, News and Updates
AAEEBL’s annual conference is being hosted by Portland State University from July 24-27. The conference theme is “Making the Case for Authentic, Experiential, and Evidence-Based Learning”. Early bird
registration closes May 31. This should be an exciting gathering of the ePortfolio community in a fun city. See you there.
by Aurelea Mahood | Feb 15, 2017 | Blog, News and Updates
We are excited to announce that we have two peer mentors on deck in the Writing Centre (Fir 402) for the remainder of the Spring term.
Megan Amato is available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-2pm. Alex Strang is in the Centre on Wednesdays from 2-4pm.
Megan and Alex are here to assist CapU students looking for help with getting started on their portfolio and to provide peer-based feedback on in-progress sites.
See you there!
by Aurelea Mahood | Sep 19, 2016 | Blog, News and Updates
In Spring 2017, Capilano’s inaugural ePortfolio Development Community will begin a term-long curriculum redesign project to fold folio thinking and digital portfolios into CapU eight courses. The first offering the redesigned courses will take place in the 2017/18 academic year.
We look forward to reporting out on our design process in May 2017.
For now, we will begin with introductions.
- Maureen Bracewell – Anthropology
- Alison Hale – Education and Employment Access
- Cyri Jones – Business
- Aurelea Mahood – Capilano University ePortfolio Project Faculty Lead
- Kathy Moscrip – Education and Employment Access
- Sheila Ross – English
- Vicky Ross – English
- Sandra Seekins – Art History
- Jules Smith – Health Care Assistance
- Lori Walker – Communication Studies
- Becky Wayte – Adult Basic Education
by Aurelea Mahood | Aug 25, 2016 | Blog, News and Updates
A group of nearly 30 people gathered in the Capilano University Library this morning for a workshop with Tracy Penny Light (TRU) on Portfolios, Pedagogy, and Pathways.
The event was made possible through a grant awarded to the Folio Thinking CLC by the Faculty PD Committee in Spring 2016.
There was fantastic energy in the room and people left ready to explore “folio thinking” in their various home departments. It will be hard to follow Tracy’s advice that we “start small.” In the coming months, we look forward to using this site to share our findings as a campus learning community and build on the theoretical underpinnings and experience-based recommendations shared by Tracy.
by Aurelea Mahood | Apr 5, 2016 | Blog, News and Updates
We are proud to welcome a new site to the Liberal Studies ePortfolio ecosystem.
The newest site is entirely devoted to the
LSBA Grad Projects completed by upper-level Liberal Studies students.
The site currently features student profiles and descriptions of Liberal Studies Graduating Projects completed in Spring 2016. We look forward to adding new profiles and project links going forward!
Congratulations to all of the Liberal Studies students graduating in June 2016!
