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This document discusses the uses of ePortfolios on college campuses, including as a programmatic tool, for advisement, and for weekly communication between students and instructors. It recommends concentrating ePortfolios on advisement and using them to deepen interactions between students and advisors through mentoring. The document also suggests having more cross-campus conversations, creating a transfer map between institutions, and identifying transfer coordinators.
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