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Hui Pa‘akai
Why a Blog?
Collect. Sellect. Connect. Reflect. The eportfolio mantra. This blog serves as our summer institute eportfolio. You will learn to post written reflections, photos and video of the activities we have planned for you over the next four days -- everything our students will learn to do using our social network/eportfolio Nā Wa‘a. The blog will also become a document of your accomplishments during this institute and it will help us stay connected and continue collaborating. Have fun!
Links
- APDL - Stories of an Ancient Island: Traditions of O‘ahu
- Campus Technology
- Community College Survey of Student Engagement
- Computers and Composition
- CTE Career and Technical Education Center
- Dr. Helen Barrett's Electronic Portfolios
- EPortfolio at LaGuardia Community College/CUNY
- Hawaiian Dictionary
- National Association for College Admission Counseling
- Portfolio Basics - Regis University Electronic Portfolio Project
- The Chronicle of Higher Education
- Ulukau The Hawaiian Electronic Library
- Using Technology to Support Alternative Assessment and Electronic Portfolios
Articles
- Communities of Learning/Situated Learning
- Lorenzo, George and John Ittelson, "An Overview of E-Portfolios"
- Miller, Ross. "The Benefits of E-portfolios for Students and Faculty in Their Own Words"
- NACAC "Report Finds Use of Social Networking Tools on the Rise in College Admission Offices"
- Salt Making by Miriam Kupihea and Pua Kawaihalau
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Blog Archive
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- Just do your work
- Garden
- Reflections on Le`ahi From a Trini
- Aloha
- The last one!!
- Day Two - Manele Garden
- What Was Once Invisible
- Reflection
- Ho'omana'o i Holomua (Remembering so that we can m...
- Values: Malama and Aloha
- So what does it mean?
- Tanks eh!
- Reflection
- Susan's reflection on the Leahi walk
- 'Oli Holo
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