TYPES AND USES OF E-

PORTFOLIO
Presented by: Noralyn N. Afable
BTVTed-ComPro-3C
E-PORTFOLIO

• E-Portfolio is a digital collection created by a student of their course-related work, like

essays, posters, photographs, videos, and art work. Academic e-portfolios can also capture
other aspects of a students life, such as volunteer experiences, employment history,
extracurricular activities and more.
 Types of E-Portfolios

• Developmental E-portfolios

can show the advancement of skill a period of time rubrics. The main purpose an
avenue for communication between students and instructor.

they can for instance write an essay and then keep checking it periodically and in
every time they read it they edit, delete or add something to it.
• Assessment E-portfolio

this type of e-portfolio used for accreditation purpose and program evaluation. Data may be
collected using measurable evidence based prompts that correlate with the learning objectives
of a specific program or accreditation body.

• Showcase E-portfolio

this where students display their best achievements. This e-portfolio is particularly essential
in boosting student self-esteem and increasing their sense of pride in what they have learned.
 Uses of E-Portfolios
• E-portfolio can help students develop new o deeper learning, which results in higher grades.
• Interactivity: ideally, e-portfolio will be accessible to students and advisors at all times.
• Performance tracking: academic advisors may only have list of grades to help them review
students performance in their classes.
• Planning: e-portfolio allow instructors to make more in-depth recommendations to help
students meet their goals.
• Portability: instructors can use e-portfolio to assess students progress even if they’ve never
communicated with a student before.