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Uschool blog platform with e-portfolio scoring for blog-assisted life education

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Description

Uschool served as "a blog platform for the students to share outlines and reflections on the 10 themes of life education." Students posted learning records containing teaching materials, their own articles, instructor feedback and fine works. Blog articles were scored on a 5-point Likert scale across three domains—organization, content and creativity—by the instructor and a senior instructor; Spearman Rank Correlation scores "reached the significance level of .05, indicating the two scorers’ scorings were consistent."

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • Students must be able to publish outlines and articles and read other groups' articles on the platform
  • Two scorers establish inter-rater consistency for portfolio scoring

Constraints

  • The e-portfolio scoring was applied to the 10 articles on the blogs of 7 different groups in this single class

Target Learners

  • fifth-grade elementary school students in heterogeneous groups

Learning Goals

  • information literacy
  • reflective learning through e-portfolios
  • life education values

Claims

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Key Sources

  • Lou, S.-J., Kao, M.-C., Yen, H.-L., & Shih, R.-C. (2013). Effects of applying blogs to assist life education instruction for elementary school students. The Turkish Online Journal of Educational Technology, 12(4). https://www.tojet.net/
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title Uschool blog platform with e-portfolio scoring for blog-assisted life education
description Uschool served as "a blog platform for the students to share outlines and reflections on the 10 themes of life education." Students posted learning records containing teaching materials, their own articles, instructor...
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