Many ProfHacker readers maintain a professional web presence, and some academics have even used a web site for presenting their materials for consideration for tenure and/or promotion (see, for ...

An electronic learning portfolio (eportfolio) is an online collection of student work that may be used for assessment, demonstrating accomplishments, or learning and reflection. The eportfolio was ...

Editor’s comment: Among many themes, Margaret Price explores the theme of purpose in her Viewpoint. One purpose of ePortfolio is to reflect on change from a beginning to a later point in time. In a ...

What is an e-Portfolio? An e-portfolio, or electronic portfolio, is a visual representation of your design and engineering skills presented through a collection of your key engineering projects or ...

Patrick Fort’s one-page resume started out like every other resume from the past few decades. But it was only the beginning. With clips of audio, writing samples and video productions, Fort’s ...

In an interdisciplinary curriculum like that offered by the College of General Studies, making connections across courses is of paramount importance. Through the use of Digication’s e-Portfolio tool, ...

E-portfolios are becoming an increasingly important way for students to show what they know. But their value doesn't end after graduation. E-portfolios, which can be created in many different ways-- ...

Instead of a résumé, Charlotte Gogstad hands potential employers a CD-ROM the size of a credit card that contains a multimedia presentation about her skills and experiences. The presentation, which ...

As the shift toward digital everything takes hold in universities all over the world, it's not surprising that the the next generation of student assessment is the electronic portfolio. Campus ...

Every university student has faced it—the request to summarize what he or she learned in a particular course or, worse yet, over an entire academic career. Whether posed by an uncle at a holiday ...