This Google Doc came from an ISTE search on Digitial Portfolios. It is interesting to find resources from old conferences and I'm curious how useful they'll be without having actually attended. It is also testing Diigo in a way it may not be intended to be used.
It is crucial that we approach digital portfolios not as “just another thing,” but as both the vehicle and the fuel to approach the future of education, which is an accomplishment culture driven by solving real problems and pursuing unique growth opportunities for each learner.
A very light article on Project Based Learning and Digital Portfolios. Using it primarily to test drive Diigo (retyped this sentence 4 times as you cannot click anywhere else or you lose all your bookmarking/tagging work in Diigo - potentially a fatal flaw)