The most obvious use for eBackpack is in a language arts classroom, where students could submit drafts of essays, receive written feedback from the teacher, and resubmit essays with their revisions. Since the system allows for a variety of file types, math teachers could collect diagrams that students create, a statistics teacher could collect spreadsheets and graphs, and a social studies teacher could collect student presentations.
Students can upload files to their eportfolio or to their My Files folder, which acts as online file locker. They can use the ebox folder for collaborative projects, file sharing, and offering peer review or feedback.
The most obvious use for eBackpack is in a language arts classroom, where students could submit drafts of essays, receive written feedback from the teacher, and resubmit essays with their revisions. Since the system allows for a variety of file types, math teachers could collect diagrams that students create, a statistics teacher could collect spreadsheets and graphs, and a social studies teacher could collect student presentations.
Students can upload files to their eportfolio or to their My Files folder, which acts as online file locker. They can use the ebox folder for collaborative projects, file sharing, and offering peer review or feedback.