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Session title Christopher Murray and Neil Currant, Differences in e-portfolio success!, Starting from scratch versus ready-made materials University of Leeds and University of Bradford Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

The ELP Project Universities of Bradford, Leeds & Leeds MetropolitanBradfordLeeds Metropolitan Part of JISC funded Distributed e-Learning programme (DeL)Distributed e-Learning programme Exploring use of e-portfolios at various stages of transition in the student lifecycle model (Bradford 2004)

Student Lifecycle Model 1. Raising aspirations (from primary school age upwards, including adults) 2. Better preparation/pre- entry support (raising attainment to aid transition from school to higher education) 3. First steps in higher education (including induction programmes and assessment of key skills) 4. Moving through the system (supporting students) 5. Student success / employability (achievement and preparation for work)

Overview Progression into HE context Medical context Converting pre-existing materials / portfolios LeedsMet: Progression Module. (PebblePAD) PRHOs: Foundation Years Portfolio(Bodington) Clinical Sciences Development Portfolio (PebblePAD) New e- portfolio Bradford: Personal Development Module. (PebblePAD) Leeds: Preparation for HE Application (Bodington) Nurses: Progress File Portfolio (Bodington)

Evaluation Methodology Research population Users: 385 FE / 6 th form students. 67 undergraduates / postgraduate/graduates in health care (doctors, student nurses, clinical sciences) Staff: 16 tutors 34 supervisors 7 project team members Data collection methods Online questionnaires Interviews and focus groups s and critical incident logs Assessment of student outputs

Key Issues and Differences Design (Conversion vs Design) Assessment Feedback and interaction between staff and learners Materials Pedagogic implications

Design Involvement of supervisors/assessors/tutors in the design of e-portfolio Affect on frequency of feedback and learner engagement Feedback from tutors/supervisors A paper based portfolio needs to be modified to take advantage of e-tools

Assessment Assessment needs modification when converting Use of assessment forms in professional practice (PRHOs) exposed limitations of software. Forms scanned into system View of e-portfolio as just a filing system. Assessment forms for student nurses successfully created and adapted to e- learning methods.

Feedback - formative Formative feedback needs to be handled in a different way from paper-based, tutors have to provide comments, this was often done with trainee/student present using student login. Bradford & Leeds Preparation module designed around remote, regular feedback that could be informal. Nursing/FE-Leeds feedback provided remotely, timely and from multi-sources.

Feedback - summative Tutor attitude to assessing online work. Those used to paper-based portfolios expressed more concern over marking online Authenticity of work, When, Where, How tutors would mark? Felt more restricted typing comments than writing them. Perception that e-marking would be a greater time burden. Tutor comfort with technology

Materials Handbooks – must be rewritten Pre-existing materials outcome centred Foundation Years Curriculum-92 pages of Introduction, Instructions and Learning Outcomes transcribed to e-portfolio. Materials designed from scratch can be adapted and modified through course of use.

Pedagogical Outcomes The new e-portfolio modules seemed to encourage the development and recognition of reflective skills. Greatest Benefit for PRHO=Track Competencies Tutors have to change the way they work, particularly in terms of feedback

Conclusions Paper-based conversions were constrained by existing paper-based portfolios being run in conjunction. Involvement from both pedagogy (tutors / assessors) and technology (e-learning advisors) stakeholders. Implications for the nature of feedback Context, nature of assessment & relationship between tutor and learner.