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How One High School is Helping Students Craft Eportfolios People Will Actually Read

Edsurge

A significant number of K-12 teachers looking to move away from student success measures that focus on standardized testing and grades are turning towards eportfolios, online websites showcasing projects tied to learning objectives. In the end, her students were working on what many would describe as an eportfolio and blog hybrid.

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Adobe Spark: Easily create and share videos, images, and newsletters

iLearn Technology

Students can use these tools to create book reviews, to document science experiments, for storytelling, to explain their inquiry process, as an eportfolio, to illustrate math concepts, and so much more! How to integrate Adobe Spark in the classroom: The collection of tools in Adobe Spark are perfect for students and teachers alike.

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A Project Share Story: Ensuring a Successful Implementation #SXSWedu

EdTechSandyK

They decided to start with T3 grant participants, instructional technology specialists, and high school math teachers who needed access for training materials. Irving wanted to use ePortfolios with their students. What will students access? You can choose the level of access for any type of user. What about the kids?

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Chrome Can: Creating eBooks with Chromebooks!

Dr. Shannon Doak

Portable Document Format was created by Adobe and released on June 15, 1993. It has grown to become a standard document format that all web browsers can now open. To do this click on File/Download as/PDF Document (.pdf). Students who have access to this shelf will be able to see all the books added to the shelf.

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5 Ways Office 365 Can Benefit Student Learning

Gaggle Speaks

Office 365 broadens the capacity for learning, offering on-demand access to documents and projects, and provides students new and creative outlets to learn both inside and outside of the classroom. The perfect ePortfolio. The OneNote app makes it easy to build and track an ePortfolio. Collaboration at its best.

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5 Tips for Using Google Apps to Go Paperless

Gaggle Speaks

better student access to learning materials. Use Drive as a document repository and to gather data from Forms. Sites can also be a great place to manage student ePortfolios. Access our ebook, “12 Ways to Safely Adopt Google Apps into Your School,” to learn more ways start tomorrow’s school day better prepared to use GAFE.

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In It Together: Student Led Program Implementation #SXSWedu

EdTechSandyK

Students started assisting fellow students in creating ePortfolios in Project Share. Another student talked to a teacher about letting students store their documents in Project Share instead of using flash drives. Student Perspective Like being able to do online projects and send them to ePortfolio. Uses it from home.