An overview of e-Portfolios.

Article defining e-portfolios by George Siemens.

An example of computer aided assessment.

Elgg is a Personal Learning Landscape. It originally started out as an alternative e-portfolio and has since morphed into something new. The strength lies in its reflective / collaboration potential. It is all about the learner making relevant connections.

The Electronic Portfolio Consortium, or ePortConsortium, is the collaboration of higher education and IT institutions working to define, design, and develop electronic portfolio software environment and management systems.

Electronic Portfolio White Paper. PLEASE BE PATIENT THIS TAKES A WHILE TO LOAD BECAUSE OF SIZE.

This is an FDTL funded project to develop Web based portfolios to support reflective approaches for evidencing the attainment of programme outcomes in undergraduate Medicine. The development of database driven portfolios will be closely integrated with on-line curricula / study guides to become an integral part of the networked learning environment for Medicine. This is a collaborative 3 year project, commencing October 2002, involving; The University of Newcastle (lead site), The University of Leeds, the University of Sheffield and The University of Dundee.

EIfEL is a key contributor to the Europortfolio initiative which aims to have an eportfolio for every European citizen by 2010.

The Florida State University Career Portfolio provides a resource for 'preparing students for the world of work' through planning, reflection, skill development and portfolio documentation'. For first time users, the site provides a self-guided tour of the website.

e-portfolio information.