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The Competency Portfolio as a Learning Management Tool - A workshop at the CAPLA annual workshop Recession, Recognition, Recruitment and Renewal.
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Samantha
Slade
November 15th, 2009 Toronto, Canada
Recession, Recognition, Recruitment and Renewal
The competency portfolio as a learning management tool
Before we begin a quick digital culture quiz
1. Do you communicate via email regularly?2. Do you regularly turn to internet as your source for information?3. Do you manage your documents, photos, music electronically?4. Are you part of an online network?5. Have you used electronic tools to comment or co-create text?
Do you agree?
It offers us new potential to enrich and amplify existing processes.
The digital world is an extension of how we function in the physical world enhancing + enabling what we do.
Therefore, it is normal that we turn to digital spaces and tools to help value, capture and communicate formal, non-formal, informal learning/competence
development and recognition
ePortfolio and online services supporting career self-management for citizens in Wales
Careers Wales http://www.careerswales.com
An online tool for all Dutch citizens supporting exploration of competencies and jobs
Competency Atlas http://www.competentieatlas.nl/
ePortfolio for all citizens of Minnesota State for education, career and personal achievements
eFolio http://www.efoliominnesota.com/
An online distance eportfolio supported approach for recognising prior learning in France
DAVID http://www.innovatice.com/Home/prestations/vae-a-distance/projets
Europortfolio
Define, design, and develop digital
portfolio systems that meet the needs of all stakeholders
http://www.europortfolio.org/
A variety of approaches to such online competence management systems
Initiated and developed by: government, universities, private companies, public organisations
Some are specific to processes of recognising prior learning while others are more generally related to supporting management of one's skills/competencies
In Québec we are developing an online portfolio for immigrants.
A regional initiative with partners from education, private company, public organisation
DAVID http://www.innovatice.com/Home/prestations/vae-a-distance/projets
immigrants
immigration support services
learning providers/
accreditors
regional development/
employerse-p
In the context of immigrants: lifelong and life wide stakeholders
valuing and articulating skills
socio-professional integration
21st century citizen
workeducation
life
language learning
eCitizen
responsibleself-organised
networked
A process of self-knowledge and self-confidence
Supporting individuals taking responsibility for their learning and their career
Individual ownership. Flexible and modular environment that can be structured and organised as user wishes.
Part of a community
It is with others that we learn best
Supporting self-awareness of competence
Structured activities to help tease out the diverse skills
I'm competent at...Thinking in terms of what you are competent at is very different than thinking in terms of diplomas, certification and training. Suddenly, it doesn't matter so much where or how a skill was developed, what is important is that you are indeed competent and that you see it, can express it and if need be demonstrate it or provide some proof of that competence to others. Reflecting on your competencies is not an easy task – but it is a rewarding one.
The activities offered here should help you gather a better grasp of seeing who you are through the light of competencies. Plan 10-20 minutes to complete each activity
Step I: Establish/value your experiencesMy work experience My education and trainingMy life and community experience
Step II: Reflect about your competenciesMy successesDemonstrating my competenceIdentifying my technical and generic competence
Step III: Communicate and further develop your competenciesMy key competencies for my cvFocusing on developing a competenceCompetencies that interest me
Integrated representation of learning via diverse media
Formal, non-formal, informal learning captured in one space helping develop an integrated view of self
Eportfolio is a process helping you
to gather a more exact representation of yourself that can
be showcasedto others
Invite friends, family, tutors, assesors into tailormade views. ..
CreditsPhotos from Flickr.comCreative Commons
Oto_shelving: Brandon BaunachKeyboard Textures : Arturo DonateRainbow Bokeh: Rica Parée Great Egret (Ardea alba) great-egret-8243-web: Mike Baird
Samantha Slade
Email : [email protected] eportfolio : http://samanthaslade.ca/wikiPresentations : http://www.slideshare.net/sam5