E-Portfolios for Integrated Reflection
InSITE 2009
• Volume 9
• 2009
E-portfolios have been widely used in the education community. Currently, e-portfolios are viewed mostly as a tool of assessment and showcase, but less as a tool of active learning. This paper proposes an ontological model that specifies a generic organizational structure of e-portfolios in the integrated reflection context. An example of design artifact of ontology of e-portfolios is used to illustrate the concepts of the development and use of e-portfolios for active learning through reflection.
E-portfolios, integrated reflection, learning object, ontology, design research.
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