Daunert, Anna Liza and Price, Linda (2014) E-portfolio: a practical tool for self-directed, reflective, and collaborative professional learning. In: Harteis, Christian , Ruasch, Andreas and Seifried, Jurgen, (eds.) Discourses on professional learning: On the boundary between learning and working. Dordrecht, Netherlands : Springer Netherlands. pp. 231-251. (Professional and Practice-based Learning, (9)) ISSN (print) 2210-5549 ISBN 9789400770119

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This chapter discusses the role of an e-portfolio in professional learning and development. We begin by providing a better understanding of the concept of a portfolio by discussing its meaning, purpose and uses in different contexts as well as the role of technological innovations, which paves the way for new practices in developing portfolios. This is followed by a comprehensive discussion about the use of electronic portfolios in light of recent research in order to provide an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of using e-portfolios. Current research suggests that e-portfolios are practical tools for supporting self-directed and reflective learning. In addition, e-portfolios have the potential to support collaborative learning among learners who are interested in sharing their works and in gaining feedback. At the end of the chapter, we discuss an approach to designing professional learning and development plans, which serves as a guide for

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