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This document provides guidance on creating an effective online teaching portfolio or ePortfolio. It discusses what an online portfolio is and why someone would create one instead of a traditional paper portfolio. Key recommendations include including content that is structured, organized, representative of your teaching, and selective of your best work. The document also provides examples of good and bad online portfolios, and lists the necessary components and free or low-cost resources and software options for developing an online teaching portfolio.
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