This week we cover an overview of digital publishing formats and CMALT portfolio submission requirements. We hope you have enjoyed your participation in #CMALTcMOOC, and although the 7 weeks finishes at the end of this week, this is just the beginning for the community that has been established! We hope that you now have an understanding of what is required for producing a CMALT portfolio, and encourage you to continue working on developing and sharing your portfolios. You are invited to further PD activities such as
- A SOTEL Research Cluster
- An MCSHE SOTEL research group
- ASCILITE Mobile Learning SIG
- Submit an abstract (500 words) for the https://SoTEL.nz Symposium – the format for 2021 presentations is a pre recorded Pecha Kucha: 20 slides, 20 seconds each with audio.
- and the next iteration of #CMALTcMOOC
- Call For Papers for PJTEL and RLT
You are also invited to take part in a final participant survey to give us feedback. This week we will also host our final Participant Webinar reflecting upon their CMALT cMOOC experience.
cMOOC Feedback Invitation:
We want to get your feedback on how we can improve #CMALTcMOOC. We have an information sheet, consent form, and online survey for your feedback. Also, if you are willing to let us use your CMALT portfolio as an example there is also a portfolio showcase opt-in. The links are:
Info Sheet: http://bit.ly/1XywKQ5
Consent Form: http://bit.ly/26bPN4B
Survey: https://goo.gl/forms/cDhKGbGbudf221312
Portfolio showcase option: http://goo.gl/forms/J629u943tGsM4OGy2
Future Plans
Remember to check out the growing list of examples for the CMALT Portfolio sections in the Project Bank at https://cmaltcmooc.mosomelt.org/project-bank/
While the “Future Plans” section is not assessed you must complete it. This can be as detailed as you like. The purpose of this is to help you plan for your professional development; it will also be useful when preparing to meet your continuing professional development requirement to remain in good standing.
This week we will also look at an overview of digital publishing formats suitable for an ePortfolio to be submitted for CMALT accreditation. Portfolios can be submitted for review by three different dates throughout the year: 31 January, 31 May, and 30 October https://www.alt.ac.uk/certified-membership/submitting-portfolio
CMALT ePortfolio Examples
A list of Australasian CMALT holders can be found at: http://ascilite.org/get-involved/cmalt/ Example AUT CMALT portfolios
- Matthew Guinibert (Communications)
- Danni Mulrennan (Journalism)
- Laurent Antonczak (COLAB)
- Thomas Cochrane (CfLAT)
- Todd Stretton (Physiotherapy)
- Raj Shekhawat (CfLAT)