From the newsletter I received today from Eliot Masie's Learning TRENDS:
Learner Portfolios Emerging - Win for Instructors & Learners: I have been tracking an increase in interest by Corporate Learning leaders to experiment with the use of e-Portfolios for their learners. These are used in Universities, creating a sharable file for each student with an updated resume, personal statement, examples of work and other assets that would be of interest to future employers and current teachers. A few companies are now conducting experiments with e-Portfolios, allowing learners to build a profile that is of high value when they enroll for internal corporate training programs. Imagine being able to see profiles of each learner in a leadership development program, with their backgrounds, perspectives, work samples and more. Some LMS systems are adding e-portfolio options and there are a number of robust open source projects detailed at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_portfolio
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1 comment:
Hi, looks like we're on the same track. WorkDocx is a social network for work, and offers users a full e-Portfolio that can remain attached to them or their employers as they develop their career. It also helps with credential management - both academic and social/legal.
George Walker
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