From Twitter today: "RT @chamada RT @RobinThailand: The Tweeple have spoken! A WORDLE on ePortfolios created by Twitter submissions. Thanks all. http://twitpic.com/1bv58m"My first impression: Why is the word assessment larger than the word reflection?
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Prof. Helen,
Trying to answer your question: perhaps because the first question that I became each time I try to introduce the theme ePortfolios to "traditional" professors is "How can I assess the student's portfolio?". It is a battle between curricula and the advantages from ePortfolios, I think.
Greetings from Portugal
Maria
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