E-Portfolio


 * E-PORTFOLIO ASSIGNMENTS **

**The final E-Portfolio is worth a project grade!**

** Sample e-Portfolio (To Use As A Guide In This Class): ** [] **Lynne Michaud's Sample E-Portfolio:** []
 * 1) ** What is an e-Portfolio? Also called a "digital portfolio," an e-portfolio is a personalized, learner-driven, Web-based collection of digital objects demonstrating experiences, achievements, and evidence of learning. It is assembled and managed by the user and can include such work and artifacts as demonstrations, resources, accomplishments, blogs, audio, video, photographs, best writing, projects, career plans, goals, research papers, presentations, etc. E-Portfolios provide learners with a structured way of recording their learning experiences and have been widely used in education institutions. E-portfolios are supposed to serve three purposes: assessment, showcase, and learning. **
 * 2) Reflection Component: R eflection enables self-awareness and personal and professional growth.
 * 3) What elements should be placed on an e-Portfolio?
 * Maintain a dynamic résumé
 * Text, Images, Multimedia, Blog Entries, Hyperlinks to REsources
 * electronic files, images, [|multimedia], [|blog] entries, and [|hyperlinks] . E-portfolios are both demonstrations of the user's abilities and platforms for
 * Store examples of your achievements (documents, photos, graphics, spreadsheets, web pages)
 * E-portfolios can facilitate students' reflection on their own learning, leading to more awareness of learning strategies and needs
 * Great platform to share information and use self-expression
 * Can be maintained dynamically over time.
 * Learning records are closely related to a Learning Plan, an emerging tool that is being used to manage learning by individuals, teams, communities of interest, and organizations.
 * Some e-portfolio applications permit varying degrees of audience access, so the same portfolio might be used for multiple purposes.