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This document provides guidelines for creating a showcase portfolio including: 1) The portfolio should demonstrate a student's accomplishments and what they know through a purposeful collection of their work. 2) When assessing portfolios, factors like group collaboration, use of wikis to compile work, and individual contributions should be considered. 3) Students should include self and peer evaluations to recognize their strengths and weaknesses and identify areas for improvement.
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