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Student Perceptions of ePortfolio as competence assessment during the practical training period for Early Childhood and Primary School Teaching MarquésMolías, L.; EsteveGonzález, V.; HolgadoGarcia, J.; CelaRanilla, J.; SánchezCaballé, A. ARGET, Dept. Pedagogy, Universitat Rovira i Virgili (SPAIN) The project: GO1: Determine the key aspects involved in the use of KLT tools such as eportfolios in the development, monitoring and mentoring of student practicums. GO2: Using the rubrics and indicators associated with teacher competences, to generate the procedures and instruments incorporated into the eportfolio in order to collect and validate competencebased evidence. 1 Methodology: DesignBased Research 2 4 3 6 Technology: Mentor teachers of school (n=27) Tutor professor (n=8) Students (n=38) Participants: Practices Report ePortofolio Design: 3 Literature review University portfolio structure 5 Results: Planning, organizing and time managing Interaction, reflection and feedback Content and collecting evidences Useful and usability of ePortfolio Abstract: The aim of this project is to determine the key aspects in the use of technologies for learning and knowledge in the development, monitoring and mentoring during the practical training period between mentor teachers of school, tutor professor and students' double university degree in early childhood education and primary education. Data was collected through Focus Group to capture deeper information that will help to know most significant ePortfolio learning experience and how to make the educational teaching practicum more meaningful. This paper discusses the findings of a pilot study that set out to explore student perceptions of ePortfolio experience on four categories: (1) planning, organizing and time managing; (2) interaction, reflection and feedback; (3) Content and collecting evidences and (4) useful and usability of ePortfolio. http://goo.gl/vM9WSP Ref. 2014 ARMIF 00039 ECEL2016: 15th European Conference on eLearning 2728 October 2016, Prague, Czech Republic More information:

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Page 1: Student perceptions of e portfolio as competence assessment during the practical training period for early childhood and primary school teaching

Student Perceptions of ePortfolio as competence

assessment during the practical training period for

Early Childhood and Primary School Teaching

Marqués­Molías, L.; Esteve­González, V.; Holgado­Garcia, J.; Cela­Ranilla, J.; Sánchez­Caballé, A.ARGET, Dept. Pedagogy, Universitat Rovira i Virgili (SPAIN)

The project:GO1: Determine the key aspects involved in the useof KLT tools such as e­portfolios in the development,monitoring and mentoring of student practicums.GO2:  Using  the  rubrics  and  indicators  associated with  teacher  competences,  to  generate  theprocedures  and  instruments  incorporated  into  the e­portfolio  in  order  to  collect  and  validatecompetence­based evidence. 

1

Methodology: Design­Based Research 2

4

3

6

Technology:

Mentor

teachers

of school

(n=27)

Tutor

professor

(n=8)

Students

(n=38)

Participants:

PracticesReport

ePortofolio Design: 3

Literaturereview 

Universityportfoliostructure

5Results:

Planning, organizing and time managingInteraction, reflection and feedbackContent and collecting evidencesUseful and usability of ePortfolio

Abstract: The aim of this project is to determine the key aspects in the use of technologies for learning and knowledge in the development,

monitoring and mentoring during the practical training period between mentor teachers of school, tutor professor and students' double

university degree in early childhood education and primary education. Data was collected through Focus Group to capture deeper information

that will help to know most significant ePortfolio learning experience and how to make the educational teaching practicum more meaningful.

This paper discusses the findings of a pilot study that set out to explore student perceptions of ePortfolio experience on four categories: (1)

planning, organizing and time managing; (2) interaction, reflection and feedback; (3) Content and collecting evidences and (4) useful and

usability of ePortfolio.

http://goo.gl/vM9WSP Ref. 2014 ARMIF 00039

ECEL2016: 15th European Conference on eLearning 27­28 October 2016, Prague, Czech Republic

More information: