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> How about using 'digital representation' to mean 'eportfolio' > (think Shane has said this before but maybe not). Note that the word 'representation' has special meaning in the context of the Architecture of the Web and its use here may therefore be confusing? > This then > is inclusive of non-textual representations. I'm probably missing something... why isn't e-portfolio inclusive of non-textual digital items? > Is MySpace etc an 'eportfolio'? Part of an 'eportfolio'? If > so what is the 'intent' behind it? MySpace (etc.) is a service so it can't be an e-portfolio (at least not according to the definitions just discussed). MySpace might be the service used to manage a digital collection that is an e-portfolio - but it is the collection that is the e-portfolio, not the service ?? The 'intent' is in the particular use and/or selection of material held on MySpace. Andy -- Head of Development, Eduserv Foundation http://www.eduserv.org.uk/foundation/ http://efoundations.typepad.com/ [log in to unmask] +44 (0)1225 474319