Who?

= = =**Who is using e-Portfolios?**=

Today's educator is a busy person. Utilizing an electronic portfolio has become a popular way for today's teacher to store, share and collaborate on ideas for teaching and learning. e-Portfolios allow today's educator to practice with the same technologies that students will most likely encounter in the workplace. Below are some example of teacher e-Portfolios, as well as a video made by students who participated in an e-Portfolio process. Dr. Helen Barrett has gathered together [|a variety of e-Portfolio samples] on her website.

 [|Dr. Christy Keeler] [|Cheryl Cappozzoli'] [|Kathleen Fischer] Julie Lindsay (current) [|Julie Lindsay] (older) [|CETaL Samples] [|Educational Technology Student Samples] [|Inside Teaching] [|The Teaching Portfolio] [|Student Teaching Electronic Portfolio] [|Developing a Teaching Portfolio] [|Teaching Portfolio] [|Constructing a Web-based Teaching Portfolio]
 * Educators**

**Wikispaces Examples** Beth Kanter Geoff Sheehy Dr. Helen Barrett

[|Dr. Helen Barrett]
 * GoogleSites Examples**


 * Blog Examples**

 **Higher Education** [|ePortfolios at Penn State] (for students & faculty)

**K-12 Settings** [|Providence, RI High School] [|A Boston School District]

**Buisness** [|Foliotek] (video reflections)

College students discuss their experiences with an ePortfolio:
 * The e-Portfolio Experience **

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NOTE: *** these resources are required reading for IU1's "Building Your ePortfolio (online)" course.