Project Description
Evaluating the use of on-line course portfolios for assessment
and learning in the Graduate Certificate in Flexible Learning Course
In this project we want to evaluate for a range of purposes
the use of an on-line course portfolio, as the major assessment and learning
tool in a Graduate Certificate in Flexible Learning course offered to academic
staff. Initially, we are thinking about the following dimensions of evaluation
but this needs further development through this project:
- effectiveness as an assessment tool and as part of the
principal learning task in the course
- value of the online nature of the assessment tool to
the achievement of the intended learning outcomes
- value as a tool for documenting and demonstrating learning
and professional development for the course and the individual
- value as a tool for enabling the learning processes
and outcomes for the participants to be more 'visible' and accessible to staff
and other participants
- value as a tool to facilitate a collaborative reflective
learning process
- as a way of experiencing incorporation of technology
in teaching and learning processes from a student perspective
Project Participants: Carol
Bowie/Joughin/Taylor/Young/Zimitat [Griffith University]
Mentor: John Bain