MT as a Teaching Portfolio
Alan Levine aka CogDog barked this May 7th, 2003 5:46 am
Ryan Eby, a Michigan State University education major, has created an e-Portfolio in Movable Type, a nice example of using te reflective aspects of a blog for this purpose.
Major sections in Ryan’s teacher portfolio include his “tutoring logs”, teaching strategies and resources, teaching philoophy, and an “inquiry project”
Thanks for a great example, Ryan (and activate Trackback on your blog 
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May 14th, 2003 at 5:20 pm
I do have comments and trackbacks enabled on my strategies collection temporarily. The reason why it isn’t for the entire portfolio is that the portfolio is hosted on the web space the university supplies which does not allow any scripting at all. What I’m doing right now is hosting the CGI on my own computer which then writes the files over the network to my University space. My main weblog, which I host on my own computer for now, is at:
http://ebybox.aresgate.net/edutech/
and does have both comments and trackbacks. Unfortunately I will be moving soon and will not have as good of internet so I am trying to find a cheap host for my weblog. Hopefully I get things worked out. Thanks for the link though.
May 15th, 2003 at 8:27 am
Thanks Ryan, it was not really a criticism, and I was more pleased to see a decent example of using a blog as a portfolio.
Best of luck in your next endeavors.
June 4th, 2003 at 12:29 am
an idea: blogfolios
So in a conclusion sounding mode, although this is really just a beginning, you have been exposed to the features and tools of one weblog tool. Now I pose the question, can it and would it be feasible to deploy…
June 5th, 2003 at 2:46 am
I am the developer and project manager for a UK schools ePortfolio system called MAPS (Managed Assessment Portfolio System) Thought you might be interested to take a look: http://www.maps-ict.com