Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
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Lock-n-Rock:
“Example of a student invention. This student constructed
a miniature house with wires connecting to a stereo set to her favorite radio
station. When the front door was opened, the music began to play!”
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Student Designed Web Projects:
“Examples of Web-based research
projects.”
Curriculum, Management, and Assessment Measures
K.M.'s lesson and unit plans demonstrate how she teaches the curriculum. To
demonstrate her assessment measures, K.M. created links to three of her
grading rubrics for three different student projects.
Links for Educators, Parents and Students
K.M. includes a button to an “Educational-Related Sites” Web page that links
to several resource Web sites.
Interactive Features
Although K.M. does not include any interactive features on her teacher Web
portfolio, she includes a button that links to a series of interactive lessons on her
“Design Your Own Web Page” Web page.
Visual Layout
K.M. lays out her Web portfolio on one entire Web page. Although she
provides links to multiple lessons and teacher-created projects, there is no
consistent criteria or structure to follow.
Case Study #3: Ed.D. Professor Web Portfolio
This is a case study of a randomly selected Ed.D.Professor's Web portfolio.
This case study examines the teaching Web portfolio of J.B., a professor, (http:/
/www.coe.ilstu.edu/jabraun/braun/professional.html) and uses the proposed
10 criteria for teacher Web portfolios as a rubric and assessment measure.
