AAHE Electronic Portfolios Page
http://www.aahe.org/electronicportfolios/

Articles from EDUCAUSE Quarterly, Volume 24 Number 4:
"Building an E-dentity for Each Student", John C. Ittelson
http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/EQM0147.pdf

Definition and Importance of Electronic Portfolios
NLII Electronic Portfolios Virtual Community of Practice
http://www.educause.edu/nlii/vcops/eportfolios/
E-portfolios are an NLII key theme because their use has the potential to transform teaching and learning so that it is more learner-centered and outcomes-oriented. Architects, artists, and others have long used portfolios to show their visual work, while other professionals (e.g. musicians) use them to demonstrate their creative talents. Portfolios are collections of work designed for a specific objective—that is, to provide a record of the accomplishments. Many students already produce portfolios for various uses, such as reflection, communication with instructors, or presenting examples of outstanding work and credentials to potential employers. As our technical capacity grows and we become more and more able to collect, store, manipulate and share information digitally, and as students develop the skills necessary to produce their portfolios in electronic formats, electronic portfolios become a potentially vital part of a students' permanent records, and of their management of their own learning. E-portfolios are also beginning to be used by faculty, and at the institutional level (as part of accreditation review). Issues that arise include how to design to improve student institutional learning, privacy issues, ownership issues, technical standards and interoperability, management of distributed digital repositories, and impact on registrars and student services at institutions of higher education.

E-portfolio Resource Page from Marricopa Community College ePortfolios Dialogue Day
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/dd/eportfolio02/resources.php

ITFORUM Paper #66:
"Directions in Electronic Portfolio Development"
by David Gibson & Helen Barrett
http://it.coe.uga.edu/itforum/paper66/paper66.htm

John Ittelson's E-PAC site
http://www.theidealab.com/portfolio/

NLII Electronic Portfolios Virtual Community of Practice
http://www.educause.edu/nlii/vcops/eportfolios/

Recommended Reading, Book Review of Electronic Portfolios
(first chapter available on AAHE electronic portfolios page)
http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/EQM01414.pdf

Ready2Net Broadcast (information and streaming video)
http://csumb.edu/ready2net/speakers/2002/index.html#program_4