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The three steps that will be described for creating an e-portfolio are collecting work samples, uploading work to online storage, and creating a website. Students will need internet access and a Google account.

To start your new eportfolio, make sure you are using a personal Gmail account so the site you create leaves with you when you graduate. UW Bothell eportfolios are built using New Google Site or a web platform of your choice. This page provides instructions and links to tutorials to the New Google Sites interface to build an eportfolio.

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Google Sites can get students started with building electronic portfolios. It’s free to anyone with a Google account, and the built-in tools make it easy for students to use content directly from their Google Drive with just a click of a button. Here’s how to get started with a Google Domain account …

Welcome to the Pearson ePortfolio System for edTPA. To continue: Candidates: Please indicate the state in which you are seeking your educator certification. Faculty Reviewers: Please indicate the state from which your student submitted a request for feedback. State selection

ePortfolio Overview. ePortfolios encourage learners to reflect on and synthesize their learning experiences and provide a platform for sharing that information easily with authentic audiences. As such an ePortfolio showcases the user's unique identity, offering both a pedagogical tool for archiving and reflection and a professional tool for showcasing marketable skills.

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The NHS ePortfolios platform supports health professionals' achievement, reflection and learning. With more than 450,000 users, NHS ePortfolios is a flexible and a powerful platform supporting quality assurance and workforce planning activities resulting in dramatic improvements and efficiency savings over dispersed and/or paper based systems.