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I like the offline feature. Makes life easier.

Google tools meet ePortfolios.

e-Portfolio for teaching and learning

Digication is an e-Portfolio tool for students to showcase and share their work online with their family, friends, teachers, and potential employers.

For the e-portfolio team

Finally! :)

Was chatting with a pri-school teacher friend of mine yesterday, and he casually mentioned that he had created his own e-portfolio using Google Sites too. I checked his e-portfolio out and I found it very inspiring - all the more since it's a classic showcase of what an e-portfolio can be - and one done by one of our own working Singaporean school teachers some more. :) Hopefully this example should help towards dispelling the misconception that e-portfolios are a high-tech "waste of time" that only adds extra to a teacher's workload.

Excellent find. It's something to showcase should anyone ask for examples of non-LMS type e-portfolios.

Was really happy to discover this for my personal laptop which is still on XP. haha!! Its easy to use, provides you with several options on how you wana capture and best of all it FREE!

I use Webpage Screenshot: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ckibcdccnfeookdmbahgiakhnjcddpki

thanks. very useful for me

Using doodle as a fun way of advertising CeL.

Microsoft office is launching Microsoft Office 365 later this year as a alternative to Google apps and Google apps market place.

Hi ETs, I came across this unofficial help centre for Google Sites. It has more tips and tricks that more tech-savvy teachers may like to use. What if we included a link to this site in our NIEFolio Help site?

If the team thinks it is a worthwhile addition, then by all means...

"On Wednesday, Facebook announced that it had partnered with Skype to let Facebook users call one another from their camera-enabled computers, simply by clicking on a button on a friend's Facebook profile or from the chat window. After a one-time download of Skype's technology, the video calls look to be painless and simple for anyone to use. Compare that to Hangout, Google's new video chat in its still invite-only social network Google+. Hangout is designed as a group chat application for impromptu socializing with friends. To start one, you press a button declaring you are open to hanging out, choose which circle(s) of friends to send the invite to, and up to 10 people can be in the room at any one time. The loudest talker gets the big space up top - and the group can collectively talk or even watch YouTube videos together. As young Marty McFly once said in a different context, your kids are going to love it."

This could be a helpful reference/resource/source of inspiration for IDs and ETs.