Electronic Portfolios

Portfolios have for a very long time be a popular assignment in the teaching of languages and cultures as they allow for a holistic assessment of a student learning outcomes. It also provides a way for students to take ownership of their learning by creating a personal product where they can focus on their interests and reflect on both the cultural and linguistic aspect of their learning. E-portfolios also have the practical application of potentially being used as part of the application process to a job or internship.

 

Electronic Portfolios in Elementary Spanish

Louise Neary describes the implementation of Electronic Portfolio assignments in Spanish 102 courses
Contact:
Louise Neary
lneary@wesleyan.edu
Department of Romance Languages and Literatures

Resources
:
Mahara electronic portfolio system: http://mahara.wesleyan.edu
Mahara help site (video tutorials) for faculty and students: http://mahara.blogs.wesleyan.edu

 

Electronic Portfolios in Intermediate Spanish

Ana Pérez-Gironés discusses the use of Electronic Portfolio assignments in Spanish 112 courses.
Contact:
Ana Pérez-Gironés
aperezgirone@wesleyan.edu
Department of Romance Languages and Literatures

Resources
:
Mahara electronic portfolio system: http://mahara.wesleyan.edu
Mahara help site (video tutorials) for faculty and students: http://mahara.blogs.wesleyan.edu