Tell Me a Story: Using Digital Reflections to Achieve Essential Learning Outcomes

Tuesday, February 14, 2012 | 11:00AM–1:00PM | Grand Ballroom Foyer
Session Type: ELI12

This poster session will explore the use of "digital reflection" to help students achieve essential learning outcomes, including information literacy. Specifically, the poster will illustrate a pedagogical model that incorporates progressive student reflection activities, using ePortfolios, and summative reflection, through the creation of a multimedia digital storytelling project. Evidence of the model's impact on learning will be demonstrated through sample student work. The poster will also share best practices and techniques for the effective use of technologies in creating digital reflections.

Learning Objectives:
*Discover a pedagogical model that incorporates progressive student reflection activities using e-portfolios and a summative multimedia digital storytelling project
*Evaluate the model's impact on learning through sample student work and faculty case studies
*Share best practices and techniques for the effective use of technologies in creating digital reflections
*Explore course redesign strategies, as well as methods for employing digital reflection activities, to promote and assess higher-order learning

Presenters

  • Amy Mangrich

    Instructional Design Consultant, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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