Summary of the finding of Berkeley's research into ePortfolios and their recommendations around use and implementation.

A nice summary of the benefits and uses of ePortfolios in the context of Drexel University.

Very nice guide to what ePortfolios are good for.

Profile view of this conference summary with accompanying documents in English and German. It includes a very nice symmary table of ePortfolio evaluations based on function and usability. Interestingly enough Pebble Pad and Mahara get equal scores.

In July 2009 the Department for Interactive Media and Educational Technology of the Danube University for Continous Education in Krems, Austria organized an international conference on the potential of E-Portfolios for Higher Education. These were some of the cases presented

Conference proceedings including implementation strategies and case studies.

This outlines the process ACU followed in selecting their ePortolio solution.

From the Australian Flexible Learning Framework, this VET page has several archived webinars on using ePortfolios and training people in the use of ePortfolios. Despite it's VET focus the materials are very useful and there's a lot that can be applied to the HE contect.

20 February 2011This report provides a comparison of how the higher education (HE) and vocational education and training (VET) sectors are using e-portfolios. ePortfolio use by university students in Australia: Informing excellence in policy and practice (Supplementary Report) is now available and provides a valuable comparison of how the higher education (HE) and vocational education and training (VET) sectors are using e-portfolios.

Five minute Moodle tutorials.

The Mahara Tutorial Theatre offers a narrated guide and overview of Mahara.

"Everything you need to know to start your Mahara e-portfolio."

Some creative approaches to teaching about Mahara by students.

Blog post about student created Mahara tutorials.

A collection of Captivate movies to assist in the use of Mahara.

Various resources to help you use Mahara.

Gives an overview of what the book contains.