Mobile Learning Unit: Presentation Portfolio
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This document provides information about workshops for teachers on mobile learning and presentation portfolios. It discusses using a portfolio to manage personal work, share with colleagues, and demonstrate competency. The portfolio can serve three purposes and include curations with reusable learning objects. Teachers are encouraged to review example portfolios on a blogger site to learn how to best utilize the portfolio approach for teaching and learning.
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