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Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC

This study seeks firstly to understand the types of ePortfolios that the learners are expected to develop as per the rubric, secondly to understand the various types of knowledge that learners demonstrate during the process of creating ePortfolios, thirdly to determine the ePortfolio activity system...

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Main Author: Mungai, Paul
Other Authors: Ng'ambi, Dick
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: School of Education 2015
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description This study seeks firstly to understand the types of ePortfolios that the learners are expected to develop as per the rubric, secondly to understand the various types of knowledge that learners demonstrate during the process of creating ePortfolios, thirdly to determine the ePortfolio activity systems of second year learners and fourthly to determine the effectiveness of the rubric in assessing the various types of knowledge demonstrated by the learners while creating their ePortfolio.
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/11133 Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC Mungai, Paul Ng'ambi, Dick Information Technologies in Education This study seeks firstly to understand the types of ePortfolios that the learners are expected to develop as per the rubric, secondly to understand the various types of knowledge that learners demonstrate during the process of creating ePortfolios, thirdly to determine the ePortfolio activity systems of second year learners and fourthly to determine the effectiveness of the rubric in assessing the various types of knowledge demonstrated by the learners while creating their ePortfolio. 2015-01-03T05:42:14Z 2015-01-03T05:42:14Z 2011 Master Thesis Masters M Phil http://hdl.handle.net/11427/11133 eng application/pdf School of Education Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
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title Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC
title_full Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC
title_fullStr Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC
title_full_unstemmed Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC
title_short Understanding the types of knowledge demonstrated by social work students while developing ePortfolios : case of UWC
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topic Information Technologies in Education
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