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Updated Pubs & Presentations (6.2013) | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. Updated Pubs and Presentations (6.2013). Burnham, CJ, (October, 2009). Social media in education. Presented at Kennebec Valley Community College 40. Burnham, CJ, Schissler, W and Edwards, TS (2008). The ‘sure! I guess I can ask my students to do that’ phenomenon. Presented at St. Jerome’s University E-Portfolio Conference. Edwards, TS and Burnham, CJ (2006) Faculty Development: Demystifying the ‘e’ in ePortfolio. Presented at the 2006 Assessment Institute in Indianapolis. Howard, E, M...
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Statement of Recognition | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. The Faculty of the Thomas College gratefully acknowledges Ms. Burnham’s willingness to go above and beyond to help us achieve the goals of the college. We wish Colleen well in her future endeavors. Note: By a unanimous vote, the members of the Faculty Senate recommend that the above statement be included in the official minutes of the Faculty Senate meeting of October 22, 2008. Click here for printable .pdf. Written by Colleen J Burnham. November 5, 2008 at 9:46 pm. 2007/2008 use of i...
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Cover Letters | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. Leave a comment ». To whom this may concern:. Having held key instructional technology and design positions in liberal arts colleges since 1992, I have had a unique vantage point to observe and to participate in the progressively more sophisticated approaches to distance education and electronic resourcing. As a. Professional Teaching Associate in Psychology,. At Thomas College, I held the position of. Classroom technology, I was responsible for all user interaction with the. Througho...
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e-Portfolio CV | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. As I began the process of documenting my professional experience in higher education, I decided it might be a perfect opportunity to follow my own advice to students:. Put everything into an e-portfolio format so that your future potential employers are able to get a glimpse of your selfness while they look for evidence that you are qualified for the job. Please feel free to roam through the site. I hope you are able to see into. Please don’t hesitate to respond directly to me at.
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e-Portfolio Thoughts | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. Leave a comment ». There is a standard vocabulary associated with e-Portfolio production that can be identified in one sentence: We. Artifacts for the purpose of. Particular artifacts that most accurately represent our work and or education for the purpose of. Represents one’s work and experience. It is its artifact value that makes the process of creating an e-Portfolio a logical capstone situation in almost any venue building an e-Portfolio causes its author to review his or her...
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Recommendation | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. Leave a comment ». I am writing to provide details of Ms. Colleen Burnham’s role in the design and implementation of the Flexible Clinical Experience (FCE program). I believe a better understanding of her role by all concerned is important during the restructuring of responsibilities that is underway at the Office of Educational Affairs. Written by Colleen J Burnham. June 9, 2013 at 10:17 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Standard Cov...
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“Extracurricular” Interests | Colleen J. Burnham
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Colleen J. Burnham. 8220;Extracurricular” Interests. I remember choosing the trumpet for one reason –. It had only three valves to learn. That was in the fifth grade when everything seemed possible – as long as it was easy😉. It was in high school that I came to appreciate another value of playing trumpet – I got to sit in band with a whole slew of. I sat on one end of the row; the only other girl sat on the other. What a place to be as a fifteen year old! One each (only Calvin’s has horseys on it).