1. A portfolio is a goal-driven, organised collection of artefacts and reflections that demonstrate a growth or expansion of knowledge and skills over time
2. Students control the selection of portfolio content and material.
3. Students control the selection of portfolio content and material.
4. Portfolios in digital format can be easily and inexpensively reproduced therefore materials can be made available to a wider audience e.g., burning onto CD-ROM
5. The creation of digital portfolios requires advanced knowledge and skills and sometimes expensive, high-tech equipment
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Keith,
ReplyDeleteEven though you answered the questions, i need to remember, that you should not copy and paste from the original text. As you know this is plagiarism. It is really important to have them written using your own words.
Also, you repeated one paragraph (Nos. 2 and 3)
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