From Facebook to FolioThinking:
Exploring the First-Year Cyberspace College Experience
October 7, 2006
Georgia Conference on Information Literacy
Coastal Georgia Center, Savannah Georgia
October 6-7, 2006
Teaching Resources: First-Year Experience & Learning Community:
Dr. Joan E. Leichter -Course Materials for KSU 1101: First-Year Seminar - Part of Learning Community
Resources: Folio Thinking & Global Citizenship:
E-Portfolio: Passport to Global Citizenship
RACCE College Student Portfolio Process
College Portfolio Handbook: From First-Year Success to Global Citizenship
Kennesaw State University: Department of University Studies
Kennesaw State University: University College
Georgia Conference on Information Literacy Related Links:
Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick
Associate Professor of Communications & Director of Portfolios for
Student Success Programs & Senior Year Experience
Instructor of First-Year Experience
Session Title:
From Facebook to FolioThinking: Exploring the First-Year Cyberspace College Experience.
9:00-10:15AM - Room 1005- October 7, 2006
Session Description:
This fall 2006, four Kennesaw State University faculty have joined together to teach a Learning Community entitled: From Facebook to Foliothinking:Exploring the First-Year College Cyberspace Experience. This innovative learning community addresses the changing academic cyberspace landscape, including how first-year students make decisions about learning from Internet resources from campus and beyond, the ensuing ethical issues that arise, explore and experience hybrid online learning, and capture learning in a college student electronic portfolio, which includes the latest technology training for creating e-portfolios for reflection on learning.
Learning Outcomes for KSU 1101: First-Year Seminar & Communities
with exhibited portfolio materials by
Jennifer Leifheit Little, Presentation Technology Department
Ben Cope, EPOC Designs
Sid Kemp, ITS Web Folio Seminar Designer
Karen Andrews, KSU Online Career Portfolio
graphic assistance:
Helen Bisesi, KSU Graphic Designs for Presentation Bookmark
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