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1-Artfacts
2-Reflection
3-Validation

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Is a collection of electronic evidence assembled and managed by a user, usually on the Web. Such electronic evidence may include input text, electronic files, images, multimedia , blog entries, and hyperlinks.
Today, electronic portfolios are gaining popularity in:
- Schools
- Higher education
- Job applications/professional advertisements
- Continuing professional development

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in action :ability to think about and change what you are doing while doing it.

On action : reflection after the event, usually more conscious and structured.

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1.Remember : Start with basics and define the problem.                                  2.Understand : Go deeply and explain more about the problem or the action.   3.Apply : Implement and start to demonstrate the solutions.                              4.Analyze : Compare and examine the available solutions to find out the best one.  5. Evaluate : Check the positive and negative feedback and evaluate the process 6.Create : Go for the design process and devolve your results.

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- Easy access to student tracking sheets and feedback would allow more informed decisions when tailoring content to a class/student.
-  Coverage tracking is important to ensure that students are able to cover the requisite content in the given time. This is especially useful for someone with a heavy lesson load!
- Previous assessment content will allow students (the more enthusiastic ones!) to go back and address any areas they did not perform as well in. It also serves as a revision aid.
- Google Scholar is a great way to store and share any academic and other references that might be useful when teaching or researching on a topic.

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- Student Tracking Sheet
- Class Presentations
- Schedules/Calendar
- Coverage Tracking document
- Teacher training/ PD material
- Student feedback
- Previous assessment material w/ marking schemes/rubrics

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- Flickr
- YouTube
-  Microsoft OneDrive
-  Google Scholar
-  Blogger
- Google Docs

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Microsoft office,
any online e-portfolio website

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electronic files
image
blog
hyper links
audio file
videos

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What would you include in an e-Portfolio?

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What would you include in an e-Portfolio?