E portfolio Notes
2. Types of eportfolio
2.3. Qualities of a good eportfolio
Qualities of a Good e-Portfolio
1. Clear Purpose
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The portfolio should have a clear aim (learning, assessment, professional showcase, or personal growth).
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Content must align with this purpose.
2. Organization and Structure
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Well-structured layout with clear sections (profile, skills, evidence, reflections, achievements).
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Easy navigation so viewers can find information quickly.
3. Relevant Content
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Includes meaningful evidence (projects, assignments, certificates, reflections).
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Avoids unnecessary or unrelated information.
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Highlights strengths and key achievements.
4. Reflective Component
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Goes beyond just uploading work samples.
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Includes personal reflections to show growth, lessons learned, and areas for improvement.
5. Professional Presentation
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Uses simple, consistent design and formatting.
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Free from spelling and grammatical errors.
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Uses visuals, multimedia, and examples effectively without clutter.
6. Accessibility and Usability
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Easy to access on different devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
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Links, videos, and files should work properly.
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Consider audience needs (teachers, employers, peers).
7. Personalization
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Reflects the owner’s personality, style, and goals.
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Unique yet professional — stands out but stays relevant to the audience.
8. Sustainability
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Can be updated over time with new achievements and experiences.
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Built on a platform that is reliable and long-term.