What is Electronic Portfolio

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It is referred as a portfolio that uses electronic technologies, allowing the portfolio developer to collect and organize portfolio evidence/artifacts in many media types such as audio, video, graphics, text. Learn more in: Using Blogfolios to Enhance Interaction in E-Learning Courses

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A webpage or CD that contains selected examples or artifacts to represent efforts, successes, goals, and outcomes. Learn more in: Workshops and E-Portfolios as Transformational Assessment

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A facility on the web where students can store their work. Learn more in: Digital-Based Assessments for Higher-Order and Critical Thinking Skills in Higher Education

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A portfolio collected, saved, and stored in electronic format. Learn more in: Electronic Portfolios

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Electronic materials, such as text, image, audio, video that are purposefully assembled and managed by a user (usually online). Learn more in: Exploring Electronic Portfolio Assessment With Secondary Emergent Bi/Multilingual Students

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A personal digital record containing information such as a collection of artifacts or evidence demonstrating performance. Learn more in: Usage of Electronic Portfolios for Assessment

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Also known as an e-portfolio or eportfolio is a collection of a student’s work in electronic format designed to illustrate academic growth by exhibiting one’s best work over time Learn more in: Supervising Projects and Dissertations

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Digital form of traditional portfolios and involve the learner artifacts developed over a specified time. Learn more in: Assessment Types and Methods in Distance Learning

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A collection of a student’s work, which may include text, graphics, sound, and video, captured electronically using computer technology (Milone, 1995). This collection of work, which was created by an individual who uses AT, and other pertinent information can be gathered and compiled into a CD or DVD format. Learn more in: Developing Electronic Portfolios

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Also known as an e-portfolio or eportfolio is a collection of a student’s work in electronic format designed to illustrate academic growth by exhibiting one’s best work over time Learn more in: Hypertinence, Serendipity or Elicitation of Passion for Knowledge? Some Critical Elements of Online Learning by Using Web 2.0 Resources