[Portfolio] Boston Sakai PreConference Workshop: Building a Portfolio for Your Institution Using Sakai

[janice.smith]

The Open Source Portfolio Community is pleased to offer a full-day pre-conference workshop at Boston Sakai entitled:

Building a Portfolio for Your Institution Using Sakai

Tuesday, July 7, 2009, Morning and Afternoon
At the workshop, faculty, instructional technologists, and web developers will collaborate on a simple portfolio project. Participants will receive step-by-step guidance on building OSP data structures, a chance to do it yourself with hands-on activities, and the opportunity to get your questions about building portfolios answered. The hands-on activities in this workshop will allow your team to return to your campus to build your first implementation of OSP!
 We encourage you to:
 Send your faculty and instructional technologists to the morning session to learn how the OSP tools work together to enhance teaching and learning and get hand-on practice in creating matrices, wizards, and forms.

Send your web developers and XML gurus to the afternoon session to focus on technical knowledge and best practices for building OSP data structures to implement a given portfolio design.
If you plan to attend the Teaching and Learning workshop in the afternoon, please come to the OSP workshop in the morning and ask the web developers from your institution to participate in more technical activities in the OSP workshop in the afternoon.
	
For more details and the workshop schedule, please refer to the Three Canoes Consulting website at:

http://www.threecanoes.com/2009-boston-workshop

Once you are registered for Boston Sakai, there is no additional charge for this workshop.

The OSP Community hopes to see you there!


Janice A. Smith, Ph.D.
Three Canoes Consulting
1204 Laurel Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55104, USA
651-642-9069
207-841-6262 (cell)
janice.smith at threecanoes.com
jasmith at mm.com
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