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Join us on interactive exploration of tools that can support portfolio assessment in the context of teaching and learning in Higher Education.

What does success in an ePortfolio project look like? How do we evaluate ePortfolio programs? Join us for the November Portfolio Community of Practice meeting.

What are some of the connections between e-Portfolios and digital identity?Join Cindy Underhill (Digital Tattoo) to discuss the intersections between digital identity and e-portfolios.

The Portfolio Community of practice monthly meetings provide a chance to share resources, and engage with members of the UBC Community involved in developing learning and teaching portfolios.

The Portfolio Community of practice monthly meetings provide a chance to share resources, and engage with members of the UBC Community involved in developing learning and teaching portfolios.

The Portfolio Community of practice monthly meetings provide a chance to share resources, and engage with members of the UBC Community involved in developing learning and teaching portfolios.

The Portfolio Community of practice monthly meetings provide a chance to share resources, and engage with members of the UBC Community involved in developing learning and teaching portfolios.

In this ELI webinar Darren Cambridge overviews wide-ranging evidence about the impact of portfolios based on projects convened by the Inter/National Coalition for Electronic Portfolio Research.

Please join us on May 29, 2011 for the Portfolio CoP meeting. This session will be a project feedback round. Present your ePortfolio project to the group for feedback, ideas and collaborations.

This will be a hands-on exploration of WordPress and teaching ePortfolios.

Dr. John Egan, PhD, Senior Manager, Curriculum Consulting at the Centre for Teaching Learning and Technology will present on his experience implementing and assessing ePortfolios using WordPress

The Portfolio Community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

The Portfolio Community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

The Portfolio Community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

The Portfolio Community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

This community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a course and/or teaching portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

This community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a course and/or teaching portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

This community is open to anyone who has developed or is interested in developing a course and/or teaching portfolio, whether on paper or in an electronic format.

Portfolio CoP meeting