May 13, 2024
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This document is linked to :
https://etudesetpedagogies.fr/article/view/7925/39 [...]
This document is linked to :
https://etudesetpedagogies.fr/article/view/7925/39 [...]
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Catherine Daniel et al., « The ePortfolio approach: from a creative digital publication tool to a peer-to-peer support system », Études & pédagogies, ID : 10.20870/eep.2024.7925
The article presents a teaching aid first used in 2015 in the “Library and documentation assistant” diploma course in response to changes in the professional sector. In 2022, the teaching team examined the modes of use of the ePortfolio by analyzing a corpus of student productions and a survey concerning the structuring of the tool and the creation and sharing of content.The initial hypotheses suggested that the creation of the ePortfolio made it possible to enhance skills in the field of digital publishing, and digital valorization and mediation, particularly in relation to literary collections.Our results show that the ePortfolio offers students the possibility of developing a form of creativity and self-writing, particularly through the production of non-prescribed content. It promotes mutual aid between students by the sharing of content via a web service. A personal tool valorizing an individual cursus thus becomes a tool for sharing experience. How does the ePortfolio approach, through the publication of creative digital content, promote the development of soft skills and encourage mutual aid between peers?