1. introduction to e-portfolio

1.2. types of e-portfolio

 

1. Showcase ePortfolio

  • Purpose: Highlights achievements, skills, and experiences to present a polished portfolio.
  • Features: A collection of selected works such as projects, assignments, certifications, and other accomplishments.
  • Common Use: Often used by professionals and students applying for jobs, internships, or academic programs. It’s intended to showcase work for evaluation or job opportunities.

2. Assessment ePortfolio

  • Purpose: Focuses on evaluating the individual’s work, growth, and competencies.
  • Features: Contains documents that demonstrate learning outcomes and reflections, aligned with specific learning goals or standards.
  • Common Use: Common in academic settings, particularly for courses, programs, or professional certification processes.

3. Personal ePortfolio

  • Purpose: To display personal interests, hobbies, or achievements.
  • Features: Includes multimedia (photos, videos, etc.), blog posts, and reflections on personal experiences or growth.
  • Common Use: Can be used for creative professionals, hobbyists, or anyone interested in sharing personal experiences or projects online.

4. Collaborative ePortfolio

  • Purpose: Created and managed by multiple individuals or groups.
  • Features: A shared collection of works or contributions, such as group projects, research collaborations, or joint professional endeavors.
  • Common Use: Often used in academic group work, business collaborations, or projects where multiple individuals contribute to a single portfolio.

5. Professional ePortfolio

  • Purpose: Serves as a tool for professional development and showcasing career-related accomplishments.
  • Features: Contains resume information, project highlights, client feedback, professional development logs, and evidence of skills.
  • Common Use: Used by working professionals, particularly in fields like teaching, design, IT, and other professions that require showcasing a portfolio of work.

6. Reflective ePortfolio

  • Purpose: Focuses on personal reflection and analysis of learning, experiences, and development.
  • Features: Includes reflective writing, journals, and self-assessments that analyze the user's learning process.
  • Common Use: Common in education, particularly in courses that emphasize self-reflection, such as those in teaching, psychology, or counseling.