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Lesson Flow:
1. Introduction (5 minutes)
Welcome the students and introduce the topic of the lesson: creating
digital portfolios to track language learning progress.
Discuss the purpose of digital portfolios in documenting and showcasing
language proficiency and skill development.
2. Benefits of Digital Portfolios in Language Learning (10 minutes)
Highlight the benefits of using digital portfolios, such as providing a
comprehensive overview of language skills and achievements, promoting reflection and
self-assessment, facilitating communication between teachers and students, and serving
as a valuable resource for future academic or professional endeavors.
3. Overview of Digital Portfolio Platforms (25 minutes)
Activity 1: Introduce students to various digital portfolio platforms and
tools, such as Google Sites, WordPress, Seesaw, or Padlet.
Activity 2: Demonstrate how to set up and customize a digital portfolio
using one of the selected platforms, focusing on features such as creating pages,
uploading multimedia content, adding reflections, and organizing entries.
Activity 3: Discuss the types of content that can be included in a language
learning portfolio, such as writing samples, audio recordings, video presentations,
vocabulary lists, grammar exercises, and cultural reflections.
Activity 4: Assign students to create their own digital portfolios, guiding
them through the process of selecting a platform, setting up their portfolio structure,
and populating it with relevant content.
Activity 5: Provide examples of well-organized and visually appealing
language learning portfolios to inspire students and demonstrate best practices.
4. Practice Exercises (25 minutes)
Activity 1: Populate the digital portfolio with language learning artifacts,
such as writing samples, audio recordings of speeches or conversations, and video
presentations.
Activity 2: Reflect on language learning experiences and achievements,
writing reflective blog posts or entries to accompany each artifact.
Activity 3: Incorporate self-assessment components into the digital
portfolio, such as language proficiency scales or goal-setting sections.
Activity 4: Share digital portfolios with peers or teachers for feedback and
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