Learning Log and Reflective Practice
Maggie Gidney, a teacher and tutor with the Open University, wrote a piece on Capturing Your own Learning and Reflections during Your EBI. Maggies suggests that, by using the "CallOuts" function in word, you can create a Cloud page to jot down apparently unconnected thoughts as they occur in whatever events or circumstances, which you can review and analyse later. Learning logs (in the form of a table or narrative) to answer same questions against headings, can bring evidence to the learning you take. Diaries (to-do lists) can help record events and also enter reflection on actions. Mind maps (there is a software called like this) can help in capturing learning, as well as E-portfolios, to save materials on-line. A blog would also capture your thoughts, and you can create a special E-mail account to send reflections of learning as you take them, to review these later.
Such methods can ensure you keep record of your reflection and learning, bringing the evidence you then need at a later time in your professional life.