This two year project considered the place for e-portfolios within both legal education and the professional legal environment, exploring in particular whether there are specific issues about legal education and practice requiring consideration.
Patricia McKellar and Karen Barton presentation.
Prof. Vicki Waye, University of South Australia School of Law.
Professional association for ePortfolio community.
Michael Reese & Ron Levy, Johns Hopkins, Educause, 2009.
As a commonly supposed interesting side effect, literature supposes e-portfolios also as particular suitable tools for recruiting employees, while systematic studies are missing. The current paper therefore critically examines this view using a parsimonious model of technology acceptance and uncovers diverse usage conditions.
Includes section on 'showcase portfolios.'
E-portfolios demonstrate students' learning and competency, yet higher education has not persuaded employers to use them in recruiting and selecting employees.
primary purpose is learning / reflection, or primary purpose is showcase / accountability
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Materials related to the uses / benefits / drawbacks of e-portfolios among law students. How do they work? Do they lead to more / better jobs for graduates? Do they lead to better educational outcomes? What's the best software?
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