E-portfolio

It is a digitally created and managed archive of acquired skills and knowledge.

• e-learning

• e-products

• e-portfolio

An ePortfolio may contain the following except;

• Evaluations, analysis and recommendations

• Artifacts and evidences of previous life forms

• Files of various formats (text, pictures, video, etc.)

In this process of e-portfolio development the teachers and students become reflective practitioners, evaluating their own growth over time and their achievement of the standards, as well as the gaps in their development.

• Reflection

• Selection

• Collection

Which statement describes how an e-portfolio helps teachers?

• E-portfolio helps the teacher by making their work easier in checking the students output.

• Teachers will quickly determine who puts the best effort in their assignments

• Portfolios move with the students to the next grade.

In this process of e-portfolio development the teachers and students share their portfolios with their peers. This is the stage where appropriate “public” commitments can be made to encourage collaboration and commitment to professional development and lifelong learning.

• Selection

• Projection

• Presentation

It is a combination of the showcase, process, or assessment portfolio.

• Hybrid

• Combined

• Mixed

It is a type of e-portfolio that is often used to share a student’s best achievements or evidence of learning.

• Assessment

• Process

• Showcase

It can include a variety of learning attempts or unpolished documentation along with reflections on struggles and challenges.

• Assessment

• Process

• Showcase

It is commonly part of certification programs or even part of requirements for earning a degree

• Assessment

• Process

• Showcase

Which of the following statements is NOT true with regards to the benefits of an e-portfolio to the students?

• It tracks and organize academic progress of students

• It provides an avenue for expression

• It retrogress the student's essential skills