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"This short video highlights several reasons why having an e-portfolio is a good decision whether you are a student, faculty, or staff." From Penn State. Thanks to Mark Morton at Waterloo for pointing this out.

This is an interesting post on using Evernote as an ePortfolio tool. It's written by a K-12 educator, but I think much of it could apply in higher ed. Students in my educational technology course used Blogger for their ePortfolios, but i can see this as an option in the future.

This website, by Jon Mueller, is a treasure trove of tools for anyone looking to explore the topic of authentic assessment. There are examples and step-by-step guides to creating holistic and analytic rubrics and portfolios.

"A collection of rubrics for assessing portfolios, cooperative learning, research process/ report, PowerPoint, oral presentation, web page, blog, wiki, and other social media projects."