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Towards a future that works - the Committee on Labour Market Participation recommends an ePortfolio for all workers
The Dutch Committee on Labour Market Participation has formulated a series of recommendations for getting more people into work in the Netherlands and improving the operation of the labour market. The Committee’s most significant conclusion is that the Dutch labour market is about to undergo drastic change:
over the course of the coming decades, there will be more work to do but fewer people to
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French regions embrace the ePortfolio
Following a call for tenders by Region Lorraine entitled "Réalisation technique d'un e-portfolio (portefeuille de compétences numérique individuel) en région Lorraine : espace Web à accès sécurisé" (Technical realisation of an ePortfolio in the Lorraine Region) published this last July, a new call for tenders was published 12 August by Region Basse-Normandie: "mission d'assistance à maîtrise
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ePortfolio & Web 2.0
In a recent post on Web 2.0 & commercial ePortfolios, Helen Barrett commented an article in Campus Computing on commercial e-portfolio systems. She writes: "free Web 2.0 technologies could be a threat to some of the commercial tools, since students could replicate ePortfolio/PLE functions of many of the commercial tools using these Web 2.0 tools."
In my view, this is debatable as I think we
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Organisational ePortfolios
I received an email from my colleague Eva Heinrich, from Massey University that EIfEL had the chance to welcome during a sabbatical year in France. Her email was about a research student who is looking for "requirements, proposal of new features of eP tools to support organisational learning."
EIfEL has invited contributions on organisational ePortfolios for some time now. In the 2004 ePortfolio
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The ePortfolio is dead? Long life to Digital Identity! (2)
In a previous post (The ePortfolio is dead? Long life to Digital Identity! (1)) I expressed the idea that a fully developed ePortfolio is in fact a digital identity and that most of the so called ePortfolios are little more than paperless portfolios. What I would like to do in this post is reflect on (some of) the consequences in terms of technologies and solutions and respond the the questions:
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