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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Eportfolio Summary
The article on eportfolio was written by Will Meeus, Frederick Questir, and Thea Dirks. The article is titled “Open Source Eportfolio:development and implementation of an institution wide electronic portfolio platform for students. The article provides a summary of how the eportfolio platform works. The article also details the way in which institutions are implementing the platform for students. The article concludes with an overview of the future of the eportfolio platform.
The increase in the use of communication technology has lead to the widespread acceptance of the eportfolio. The eportfolio tends to be student centered competence oriented, cyclical with regard to action and reflection, and multi-media oriented. The eportfolio is a very dynamic tool that will allow students to showcase their talents.
The increase in the use of communication technology has lead to the widespread acceptance of the eportfolio. The eportfolio tends to be student centered competence oriented, cyclical with regard to action and reflection, and multi-media oriented. The eportfolio is a very dynamic tool that will allow students to showcase their talents.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Intellectual Property Question
What resources does one have once they realize their intellectual property has been stolen?
Intellectual Property Summary
The article is titled, “Do Students Respect Intellectual Property?” This question can not be easily answered. Students obviously do not intend to disrespect intellectual property, and neither do their teachers. However, with so much confusion in relation to the laws both students and teachers are guilty of making mistakes when it comes to using someone else’s intellectual property. What then results is a vicious cycle of ignorance. Even if the teacher inadvertently violates someone’s intellectual property rights the students entrusted to them will likely only follow suit. It is the teacher’s responsibility to provide all due respect to intellectual property.
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