and Service
Association of Authentic, Experiential, and Evidence
Based Learning (AAEEBL) 2015
Boston, MA, July 27-30, 2015
Geoffrey Habron, Director of ePortfolio, Warren Wilson College, Asheville,
NC
ghabron@warren-wilson.edu
828-771-3725
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ePortfolio, ghabron@warrenwilson.edu
AAEEBL So Far..
What is the most memorable learning
experience you have had at AAEEBL so far?
Describe it?
What made it memorable?
What lessons, advice, or suggestions can
you draw (or did you draw) from that
experience for the future?
In what ways can you (or have you) applied
what you learned from that experience to
subsequent experiences?
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Concrete
experience
Applications of
Learning
Observation
and
Eviden
reflection
ce
Abstract
Eviden
Conceptualization
ce
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Mission
Students provide evidence using
multiple forms of expression to make
meaning from learning experiences
across the triad of academics, work
and service whereby one learning
experience helps inform subsequent
learning experiences while also
facilitating a students own identity,
growth and development.
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Achievement
Evidence of learning outcomes
Audience
Internal
External
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PEG-4
1. Concrete experience
4. Applications of
Learning
128
credit
hours
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2. Observation and
reflection
480
hours
3. Abstraction
Concrete Experience
PEG 1
PEG 2
PEG 3
PEG 4
Service
Trips
Who?
Gen
Ed
AIMS
Majo
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r
What?
When
?
Wher
e?
How?
Crews
Internshi
ps
PEG-4
1. Concrete experience
4. Applications of
Learning
128
credit
hours
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2. Observation and
reflection
480
hours
3. Abstraction
Reflection
Patti Clayton
Personal
Academic
Civic
DEAL
Describe
Examine
Articulate Learn
PEG-4
1. Concrete experience
4. Applications of
Learning
128
credit
hours
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2. Observation and
reflection
480
hours
3. Abstraction
Abstract Conceptualization:
Triad Learning Goals
Complexity
Perspectives
Arguments
Analysis
Resources
Problems
Contexts
Critical
Inquiry
Self
Awareness
Values
Self-assessment
Intentions
Lifelong learning
Efficacy
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Responsibility
Community
Service
Public life
Sensitivity
Membership
Civic
EngagementLeadership
Effective
Communicat
ion
Dialogue
Listening
Oral
Written
Creative
Aesthetic
Eviden
ce
1. Concrete
experience
Eviden
ce
4. Applications
of Learning
2.
Observation
and reflection
3. Abstraction
Eviden
ce
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Eviden
ce
1. Concrete
experience
PEG-4
4. Applications
of Learning
2.
Observation
and reflection
3. Abstraction
128
credit
hours
480
hours
1. Concrete
experience
4. Applications of
Learning
1. Concrete
experience
2.
Observation
and reflection
4. Applications
of Learning
3. Abstraction
3. Abstraction
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2.
Observation
and reflection
Experien
ce
ePortfolio
Evidenc
e
ePortfolio
Reflectio
n
ePortfolio
Learning
Outcom
e
ePortfolio
Portfolio
ePortfolio
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Concrete
experience
Applications of
Learning
Observation
and
reflection
Abstract
Conceptualization
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EDU 260
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Concrete
experience
Applications of
Learning
Observation
and
reflection
Abstract
Conceptualization
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Concrete
experience
Applications of
Learning
Observation
and
reflection
Abstract
Conceptualization
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Concrete
experience
Applications of
Learning
Observation
and
Eviden
reflection
ce
Abstract
Eviden
Conceptualization
ce
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Backwards Design
Lack of activities that generate
learning artifacts (MSU economics
competency)
Activities that lack outcomes (eg.
480 work hours/yr and esp old
Service (100 hours)
Alignment of activities, outputs, and
outcomes (eg. PEG transformation)
Alignment of activities, outputs,
outcomes, and assessment
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Thank you
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