Resources from the PebbleBash 2010 conference are now available here: http://www.pebblepad.co.uk/conference.asp.

Resources include presentations, themes and comments, case studies, the conference publication and even the resume video clip.

Hopefully some of those resources will be of use to you for your work or studies. Enjoy!

Anyone who is interested in the conference publication "Effective use of PebblePad: A collection of case studies from PebbleBash 2010" can purchase a copy by following this link. The book is available both in digital format (pdf) as well as a hard copy. Individual case studies can be found here.

About the book: "These case studies begin to capture some of the unique affordances of the personal learning system, PebblePad. It is a tool wholly founded on improving learning and we believe it to be without equal. However, it is just a tool – albeit one which is based on sound educational principles and borne out of extensive pedagogical practice. As a tool it relies on the people who use it to use it knowingly, insightfully and deliberatively. Just as there is an art and a science to teaching so there is both capacity and understanding associated with the best uses of PebblePad."

A BIG thank you to all of the delegates who attended the recent PebbleBash 2010 conference at Shifnal, Shropshire, UK.

With over 80 delegates from 3 continents the conference boasted a wide range of educational professionals and students who all contributed their personal experiences of working with eportfolios in their respective disciplines.

There were some amazing insights into the various ways PebblePad is being used to plan, evaluate and reflect. We had some outstanding keynote speakers (and performances) as well as over 25 case-based presentations ranging in subject from Learning, Teaching & Assessment over Work-based Learning to some excellent Student Perspectives. More on this soon.

For anyone who is interested in the case studies as well as the conference publication "Effective use of PebblePad: A collection of case studies from PebbleBash 2010" please visit this link.