In the context of education, ePortfolios generally demonstrate that a student has learned a designated topic. The student adds various assignments and projects to the ePortfolio to prove a growing understanding over time. As a whole, the document denotes mastery of the student's subject area. Many believe that this kind of large project more definitively shows that a student has learned the material than traditional tests.
The resources on the right are arranged by type: general collection books and eBooks, articles, videos, and websites. They all relate to ePortfolios in an education setting in some way, though they may explore other topics as well.
General Collection Books
Documenting learning with eportfolios: a guide for college instructors by 
High-impact ePortfolio practice : a catalyst for student, faculty, and institutional learning by 
Inspiring the secondary curriculum with technology: Let the students do the work! by eBooks
Active learning strategies in higher education: Teaching for leadership, innovation, and creativity by 
Assessment strategies for online learning: Engagement and authenticity by 
Digital portfolios in the classroom: showcasing and assessing student work by 
ePortfolio as curriculum: Models and practices for developing students' ePortfolio literacy by 
High-impact ePortfolio practice : a catalyst for student, faculty, and institutional learning by 
Leveraging the EPortfolio for Integrative Learning by 