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Welcome to eportfolio.eu
Welcome to eportfolio.eu, the reference website on ePortfolio practice, initiatives, ePortfolio and tools. This site has been designed in order to cover the different dimensions of the ePortfolio: individual ePortfolio, community ePortfolio, organisational ePortfolio, territorial ePortfolio and sectoral ePortfolio. The vision carried by this portal is the ePortfolio as the link between individual, community, organisational and territorial learning. Digital Identity and interoperability are also covered as they are essential elements to the success of ePortfolio developments.
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EIfEL Member private space
A space dedicated to EIfEL members.
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ePortfolio study workgroup
A European and international study on the readiness of policies, people, organisations and technology for the implementation of ePortfolio and Europass.
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Interoperability workgroups description
Workgroups on interoperability, conformance testing and digital identity management. Specifications studied here (W3C, OASIS, Liberty Alliance, OpenID, HR-XML, IMS, ADL/Scorm, IEEE LTSC, AICC, Dublin Core) for interoperability of Social Networks/eLearning/KM/eHR systems with a focus on Digital Identity, Europass and Life Long Learning.
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CV Interoperability WG description
CV interoperability working group, work in close relation with HR-XML, Cedefop/Europass, micro-format communities and HR professional associations.
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ePortfolio Interoperability WG description
This working group is studing ePortfolio interoperability (Europass, HR-XML, Semantic Web, IMS ePortfolio, MicroFormat, social networks, FOAF...)
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EIfEL staff is Member of IEEE LTSC WG20 (Reusable Competency Definition)
Marc Van Coillie from EIfEL staff is now a member of IEEE LTSC to work on the Reusable Competency Definition Standard
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What is a Portfolio? -
Long before the ePortfolio was the portfolio, a document used by artists to present their best work, compiled by learners to demonstrate their achievements as well as professionals to gain recognition of their experience. Today, in the UK alone, almost 500,000 people get a qualification by creating a portfolio compiling evidence of their professional experience. To understand the power of ePortfolios it is important to understand what could be done with paper-based or mix-media portfolios as well as the unique value of the digital portfolio, beyond the transformation of paper-based into paper-less portfolios.
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Portfolio Types -
For a long time one made the difference between developmental, assessment and showcase ePortfolios. Although there is still some valididy in these categories, the frontiers have now blurred and expanded with the lifelong and lifewide ePortfolio as well as the concept of personal and organisaltional learning environments (POLE).
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What is an ePortfolio? -
In its short and dynamic history, the ePortfolio has rapidly moved from the status of simple paperless portfolio to sophisticated ePortfolio Management Systems and now social software. Today, the explosion of new social practices emerging from the use of new media, such as social networks and what is commonly referred as Web 2.0, tends to blur the frontiers of ePortfolios.
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an ePortfolio is more than a mere "paperless portfolio." It is a bout an information system architecture where the "paperless portfolio" is being produced and consumed by different information systems. Ultimately it is about the manifestion of a new dimension of one's identity: the digital identity.
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Organisational ePortfolios
I received an email from my colleague Eva Heinrich, from Massey University that EIfEL had the chance to welcome during a sabbatical year in France. Her email was about a research student who is looking for "requirements, proposal of new features of eP tools to support organisational learning."EIfEL has invited contributions on organisational ePortfolios for some time now. In the 2004 ePortfolio
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The ePortfolio is dead? Long life to Digital Identity! (2)
In a previous post (The ePortfolio is dead? Long life to Digital Identity! (1)) I expressed the idea that a fully developed ePortfolio is in fact a digital identity and that most of the so called ePortfolios are little more than paperless portfolios. What I would like to do in this post is reflect on (some of) the consequences in terms of technologies and solutions and respond the the questions:
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About ePortfolio standards (2) - Reflexion
I indicated in a previous post that although a number of actors are involved in the design of open standards, the mere implementation of open standards is not enough to ensure interoperability. Two systems can be based on the same 'base specification', yet be unable to exchange information. In order to solve the issue of information portability across systems using different specifications we
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About ePortfolio standards (1) - a rapid state of art
I would like to take the opportunity of a colleague's request about ePortfolio standards and interoperability, to present EIfEL views on this issue.Today, even if few ePortfolio suppliers are engaged in the implementation of existing specifications, those doing it generally do so within the context of a specific community, using what is called application profiles, i.e. an adaptation of a base
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The ePortfolio is dead? Long life to Digital Identity! (1)
It is now nearly 5 years since EIfEL, at the time of the first International ePortfolio Conference, launched the idea that “In 2010, every citizen will have an ePortfolio.” The intuition we had at the time was that the ePortfolio was much more than a mere paperless portfolio, and that its digital dimension was going to create a special object which would travel with us throughout our life, our
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Becta collaboration: e-Portfolios
However, as much as I see his point about creating a 'digital identity', I do not believe that the e-portfolio, being a personally owned and private 'confessional', should be capable of being exploited by any political venture, ...
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The Philosophy Job Market in Today's Economy - Christopher P ...
Christopher P. Long's ePortfolio. a digital vita ... Cultivate an online, digital identity. As we experience the transformative possibilities new social media opens for education, it is important for students to begin to think intentionally about how this media can be use to further the pedagogical and intellectual ideals of philosophy. With regard to placement, the question as to one's online, digital identity becomes critical. Use Facebook, Twitter, blogging, etc., ...
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Considering Rigor in light of 21st Century Skills, ePortfolios ...
Creativity, just did a great post on the continued emphasis on “rigorous curriculum,” Considering Rigor in light of 21st Century Skills, ePortfolios, and Digital Identity. Much like the Did You Know video, it encourages completely ...
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E-Portfolios for Learning: Digital Identity & ePortfolios
Eifel is sponsoring a conference in Montreal in May 2008 entitled, "ePortfolio & Digital Identity." Serge Ravet of Eifel has recently written a blog entry entitled, "The ePortfolio is dead? Long life to Digital Identity! ...
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E-Portfolios for Learning: Digital Identity and EIFEL's new direction
In response to that posting, there was some interesting discussion on the ePortfolios-and-PLTs Google Group (mostly in the U.K.) about the development of Digital Identity. I was especially impressed by some lessons on Digital Identity, ...
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eifel becomes a multipleportfolio (mep) organisation
the fifth stage of interoperability will be the ability to create a seamless space between the different components of one's digital identity in an internet where individuals exist as autonomous and empowered entities, lifelong and ...
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the eportfolio is dead? long life to digital identity! (1)
the search for a unifying concept brings me to digital identity. and i believe now that it was the kind of thing we had in mind in 2003 when we launched the “eportfolio for all” idea: to help every citizen to develop and exploit their ...
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eportfolio conference in maastricht “eportfolio & digital identity”
during this year' conference in maastricht, “eportfolio & digital identity” i had the opportunity to present my concept of an avatar eportfolio (see here). it's a work in progress so far, nevertheless i thought that it could help to ...
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crystal ball gazing?
the increasing number of digital data, by and about ourselves, lead to the emergence of what is now referred to as 'digital identity', ie all the attributes and digital production by and about a person —school records, health records, ...
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the eportfolio is dead? long life to digital identity! (2)
in a previous post (the eportfolio is dead? long life to digital identity! (1)) i expressed the idea that a fully developed eportfolio is in fact a digital identity and that most of the so called eportfolios are little more than ...
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