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Page 1: E-PORTFOLIO: INTEGRATING ICT AND COMPETENCES · •E-portfolio = alternative assessment tool, collection of evidences and reflection, electronic platform •Contents Implementation

• Assessment as an important part of

teaching practice

• Importance of competences in ESO and

Batxillerat curriculums.

Assessment of competences

• E-portfolio = alternative assessment

tool, collection of evidences and reflection,

electronic platform

• Contents

• Implementation of e-portfolio in high

school in 4th ESO

• Teaching the teachers to use it

o Alart’s WebQuest

o Own teaching eportfolio

• Teaching the students to use it

o Motivating the students

Explain the task clearly

Assessment proportional to

the effort

Freedom = creativity,

imagination

• English ePortfolio

• Assessment of final product: rubric

• Procedure

o Explanation of e-portfolio

o First approach

o Evidences + feedback

o Final assessment

INTRODUCTION STATUS QUO INNOVATION PROPOSAL

E-PORTFOLIO: INTEGRATING ICT AND COMPETENCES

Author: Ana María Castro González

Supervisor: Montse Irún Chavarría

• Alart, N. (2010). “El portafolis: un

instrument TIC per avaluar”. In Barba, C.

Ordinadors a les aules. Ed. Graó:

Barcelona. (255-259)

• Barberà, E., Bautista, G., Espasa, A.,

Guasch, T. (2006). “Portfolio electrónico:

desarrollo de competencias profesionales

en la red. In Badia, A. (coord). Enseñanza

y aprendizaje con TIC en la educación

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y Sociedad del Conocimiento (RUSC). 3

(2)1:55-66.

•Davis, M.H. and Ponnamperuma, G.G.

(2005). “Porfolio assessment”. JVME. 32

(3): 279-284.

•Guilana, S. (2009). El Portfolio Digital.

http://xtec.cat/~sguilana/e-portfolio.html

CONCLUSIONS

• Weaknesses:

o Not implemented

o One year of high school

• Strengths

o Students’ learning process

o Reflect about abilities and

knowledge

• Impact in professional career

o Assessment of competences

o Change in future lessons

o E-portfolio as self-assessment

REFERENCES

HIGH SCHOOL CONTEXT

Samuel Gili i Gaya High School

• Assessment criteria

o Oral comprehension: 15%

o Written comprehension: 15%

o Oral expression: 15%

o Written expression: 15%

o Grammar and vocabulary: 30%

o Attitude: 10%

Foreign Languages Department

• Assessment tools

o Multiple choice tests

o Speaking about familiar topic

How are competences assessed?

How is the learning process evaluated?

• Structure

o Presentation and index

o Evidences:

• Collection of information

• Selection of evidences

• Reflection

• Publication

o Assessment

Formative vs summative

Rubric

Validity, reliability, practicability

• The teacher

o Educative helps

o Fluent dialogue teacher – student

• ICTs

o Google sites, Mahara, blogs…

• Advantages and disadvantages

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