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T3G6 *E-Portfolio

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The T3G6 E-Portfolio mind map template is designed for teacher education students to document and reflect on a problem-based learning project. It covers 6 core phases: An Introduction, Problem Encounter, Problem Analysis, Discovery and Reporting, Review and Evaluation, and Solution Presentation, with 43 nodes across a single sheet. Key elements include a KND Chart, individual member contributions like 'Pointers and notes: Li Juan Juan - Information Processing', and a 'Problem Statement'. This template serves as a structured cheat sheet for collaborative portfolio creation, ensuring all project stages are systematically captured and linked to evidence such as PDFs and external references.

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When to use this template

Student teachers and their project groups

Starting a problem-based learning (PBL) project in a teacher education course

Education students and instructors

Compiling a structured e-portfolio for course assessment or accreditation

Teacher trainees and professional development groups

Documenting collaborative problem-solving processes with evidence of learning theories

How to use this template

Step 1

Initialize your project and team

Open the template in Xmind and replace the placeholder names and scenario details in the Introduction section with your actual team information.

Step 2

Document problem analysis and research

Populate the Problem Encounter and Analysis nodes by adding your KND Chart, problem statement, and relevant research PDFs or theory notes.

Step 3

Complete evaluations and final presentation

Fill in the individual member reviews and link your final project evidence to the Solution Presentation node to finalize your e-portfolio.

Frequently asked questions

The template includes 6 main sections: An Introduction, Problem Encounter, Problem Analysis, Discovery and Reporting, Review and Evaluation, and Solution Presentation. It features member names, a KND Chart, problem analysis notes for five learning theories, references, and individual evaluations.

Start by filling in the Introduction with your team members and scenario. Then document the problem encounter using the KND Chart and Problem Statement. Use the Problem Analysis section to attach theory notes, and complete the Review and Evaluation with individual reflections. Finally, link your solution presentation.

Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can add or remove nodes, attach files (PDFs, links), and reorganize sections to fit your project's specific requirements.

While designed for group projects, you can adapt it for individual use by removing the multiple member sections and focusing on your own reflections and analysis.

Xmind allows you to attach various file types, including PDFs, images, and web links. In this template, PDFs are used for theory notes and a link to Notes of Discussion is included.

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