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Just before you press the 'submit' button on your (our) wiki Terri I'd like to suggest that it's not just what a person CAN do but also what they HAVE done (experiences) and what they would really like to do (aspirations). Not to mention all of their musings about what they're not sure they can, have or will do!! Shane :) -----Original Message----- From: e-portfolio practitioners and developers [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Terri Kinnison Sent: 09 July 2007 14:54 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: A model relating eportfolios to [portfolio] tools? Thanks to the group for this discussion. I would like to feed some of your thoughts into a (closed) wiki that Becta Eportfolio Expert Reference Group is using. Shane Sutherland and Peter Rees-Jones are members of this group. I found this last entry particularly useful (being familiar with Shane and Peter's excellent work!) but it has all been very interesting. Unless anyone says otherwise I will post Alan's (cited) 'simplistic' definition onto our wiki for the group's consideration. As the group know, I am into 'simple' if not 'simplistic'. regards Terri Kinnison Becta 14-19 Policy Adviser Terri Kinnison Becta 14-19 Policy Adviser -----Original Message----- From: e-portfolio practitioners and developers [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Alan Paull Sent: 08 July 2007 21:37 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: A model relating eportfolios to [portfolio] tools? > But anyway, what about a system which helps someone construct a > single-use e-portfolio for, say, UCAS, for transition? Or for a > particular job application? If we include these as e-portfolio systems > (and I can't see any reason why we shouldn't), we are faced with a > classification which starts to look very bitty. Ugly. > > ** I don't believe it is problematic. Again... evidence on subject by > author for audience... a presentation of digital items for the > purpose of A,A,A,A,A or A. > I'm not sure that a conventional UCAS electronic application would count (yet) as an ePortfolio. It doesn't directly present the evidence, even if it might (in the future) refer to it. It lacks the 'presentation' and 'evidence' aspect of an ePortfolio. However, a different beast may eventually be developed, consisting of an ePortfolio that acts as an application, or at least part of one. > ** The purpose of the eportfolio should define the kind of system > required and the sorts of tools and functions within it > At the risk of being simplistic: ePortfolio = a presentation of digital items that provides evidence of what a person can do. ePortfolio system [not necessarily one piece of software] = a set of tools brought together for the purpose of producing one or more ePortfolios. Alan -- Alan Paull ---------- APS Ltd, 58 Norton Wood, Forest Green, Nailsworth, Stroud, Glos GL6 0HG Tel: 01453 835009; Fax: 01453 834467; Mobile: 07977 120886 Email: [log in to unmask]; Web: www.alanpaull.co.uk