Portfolio
HP 211 ePortfolio
The objective of this portfolio is to express your reflections and learnings from the different curricular concepts discussed during the course.
Format of the portfolio:
Using Google sites or Canvas, or any other program for creation of a site, create one to house your Curriculum Design e-Portfolio.
Give your site a title. Be as creative as you can be. You may design it in any way you want to.
Table of contents/ Pages
Home Page (Introduce your portfolio. What can we expect to read and see in it? Introduce yourself. Provide some background about yourself)
Curriculum
- Define curriculum in your own words and the varied elements that can affect its development.
- Reflection: How did HP 211 change your perception of the curriculum? What is the most important element in its design, implementation, and evaluation process?
*Choose at least three main outputs from class which you would like to share as evidence of your learnings here in class. These can include any of the following types:
- Written outputs
- Video or photos
- Other evidence of learning
For each evidence, provide a Reflection:
1. What are my strengths and weaknesses in this work? What did I discover about myself while going through the process of creating this work?
2. What improved most? What still needs to be improved? How do I plan to do it?
Course Take-aways (What have you learned from the course about yourself, your institution, your classmates, and about the curriculum design process?)
- Letter to the next HP 211 students (If you were to write a letter to the next HP 211 student, what will you tell them? This will serve as your over-all reflection of what you’ve learned from this course.)
Copy and paste the URL of your site in the submission page for the e-portfolio in the uVLE. Submit not later than Dec 17, 2024 before 9:00pm. Your ePortfolio will be evaluated using the rubric below:
RUBRIC FOR ePORTFOLIO
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Required items
(25%) |
All required items are included and completed. |
All required items are included, with some incomplete tasks. |
Only 70% of required items are included. |
Only 50% of required items are included. |
Reflection (30%) |
Reflections illustrate relevant learnings from meaningful course experiences. |
Reflections illustrate some relevant learnings from meaningful course experiences. |
Reflections illustrate some relevant learnings not related to course experiences. |
Reflections illustrate minimal relevant learnings. |
Showcase of Outputs (25%) |
Included adequate relevant outputs that truly showcase their progress and achievements in class. |
Included some relevant outputs that truly showcase their progress and achievements in class. |
Included outputs that do not showcase their progress and achievements in class. |
No relevant outputs that truly showcase their progress and achievements in class were included. |
Overall Presentation (15%) |
Items are clearly introduced, well organized, and creatively displayed within a relevant unifying theme. |
Items are introduced, well organized within a unifying theme. |
Items are introduced and somewhat organized, with no unifying theme. |
Items are not introduced and lack organization within a unifying theme. |
Citations (5%) |
All images, media or text created by others are cited with accurate, properly formatted citations. |
Most images, media or text created by others are cited with accurate, properly formatted citations. |
Some of the images, media or text created by others are not cited with accurate, properly formatted citations. |
No images, media or text created by others are cited with accurate, properly formatted citations. |