http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24061467-12332,00.html Andrew Trounson | July 23, 2008
Following on from my previous post comes a report from Andrew Trounson, highlighting the need for a greater focus towards e-portfolios.
E-portfolios, which combine narrative digital and multimedia work with a student's wider experiences, are so far being used in a patchwork way across the sector, as a way to bring a greater focus on individual learning in an age of mass education. They are seen as a way of feeding off the popularity of social networking sites such as Facebook.
Education management services provider Blackboard has produced an e-portfolio product specifically to link with the Facebook site.
Although this article is specifically targeted towards university education, I'm interested in how this could possibly be used in a corporate environment, the option to store previous work experience and reflective journals relating to projects and tasks would certainly make for a fascinating more accurate Resume than your standard 3-4 page hard copy CV!
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