(This list does not include sites already mentioned in Appendix XI.
♣ : is used to denote particularly noteworthy sites. Active ePortfolio communities exist at these schools. They are highlighted the most on the web and actively involved in open source and collaboration.)

♣ Alverno College
˜ Diagnostic Digital Portfolio System: built on student assessment-as-learning process


•Bellarmine College
˜ School of Education Student Teacher Portfolios

♣ California State University, Los Angeles Webfolio Project
˜ To assess student learning by integrating technology to an authentic student learning assessment method

♣ University of California, Los Angeles
http://my.ucla.edu/welcome.asp
˜ UCLA Student Portal
http://is.gseis.ucla.edu/students/portfolio.htm
˜ The portfolio preparation and presentation is to be a culminating experience for the years in the MLIS program, comparable to the comprehensive examination or thesis.
˜ Bruin Online (BOL) is a collection of services that provides UCLA students, faculty, and staff with remote dial-up and on-campus access to the campus backbone network and the Internet.

♣ University of California, San Diego
https://mayer.ucsd.edu/cgi-bin/studentlink.pl/2/
˜ StudentLink: Student information online including enrollment history, schedule of classes (downloadable to PDA), transcripts, etc.

♣ University of Minnesota Duluth Learning ePortfolio

˜ An electronic portfolio project of gathering, storing and distributing personal, individual data and information, built on seven years of research, development and practical application at the university. Part of the Open Source Portfolio Initiative (OSPI).

♣ University of Minnesota Portfolios

˜ A secure web site at the University of Minnesota for saving, organizing, viewing, and selectively sharing personal educational records

• Northern Illinois University, WebFolio Workshop

˜ From a February 2001 workshop offering examples, resources, etc.

♣ Northwestern, the Collaboratory Project
http://collaboratory.nunet.net

˜ Northwestern University initiative that provides project consulting, training, technical advice, and Web-based resources and services to K-12 teachers and their students who are interested in using Internet technologies to advance education.

• University of Northern Iowa: E-Portfolio Project
˜ Developed for students in the College of Education's Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services (HPELS) program

•Penn State e-Portfolio Sites
˜ offers each student the opportunity to create an e-Portfolio by using the 50 Mb account of Personal Web provided by PSU using a web-based front end
˜ dedicated to helping College of Earth and Mineral Science (EMS) students publish an on-line portfolio that documents his or her Penn State career, includes Assessment of On-Line Student Portfolio Initiatives at Big 10 Institutions.

• Purdue University
˜ ePortfolio site for P3T3: Purdue Program for Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to use Technology.

•University of Rhode Island School of Education Electronic Portfolio Project
˜ The URI School of Education portfolio system is designed to document a student's work.

• Salisbury University, MD
˜ Pre-service teachers must complete portfolios as part of their program.

• University of South Dakota Technology Literacy Center Electronic Portfolio
˜ Students maintain their electronic portfolios through Microsoft FrontPage in a website account. When they leave campus, the students will be able to burn their portfolio on a CD to take with them.

• University of Southern California
˜ An interactive tool to help students strategize, explore, record, and publish.

• Southwest Missouri State University
http://education.smsu.edu/peu/student_portfolios/links.htm
˜ Providing students with information about the Professional Preparation Portfolio process at SMSU

•Stanford University Learning Laboratory Electronic Learning Portfolios (E-Folios)
˜ applied research and tool development project

• St. Olaf College
˜ Center for Integrative Studies Web Portfolios: Enhancing the Coherence of Students Careers

• University of Texas, Learning Record Online (LRO) Project
˜ Enables students and teachers to collect, organize, and evaluate evidence of learning and performance

• Tidewater Community College Webfolio Project
˜ Includes links to samples, the review and revision process, and templates provided to students.

• Truman State University Liberal Arts and Sciences Portfolio Project
http://www.truman.edu/pages/179.asp
˜ Provides information about student achievement and attitudes that has contributed to the continuing evolution of university programs.

• Utah State University Digital Portfolio Project
˜ A system to "support student collection, selection, reflection, and direction provide the premise of total student involvement in the development of a portfolio."

• Valdosta State University College of Education Portfolios
˜ Electronic portfolios developed by undergraduate and graduate students demonstrating professional growth during various stages of their teacher education process.

• University of Virginia
˜ Center for Technology and Teacher Education Student Portfolios: examples from the Curry School of Education.

• Virginia Wesleyan College: PORTfolio Program
˜ Students demonstrate their technical ability through the development of an electronic portfolio (web page) chronicling their journey, self-discovery, experiences, skills and growth throughout their four years.

• Wake Forest University
˜ Overview of Technology Portfolio Project

•University of Washington Catalyst Portfolio Tool
˜ A set of Web-based tools specifically developed to enhance student learning through collaboration and communication.

• Washington State University
˜ Description and examples of the Teaching Portfolio.

• University of Wisconsin Electronic Portfolio
˜ An "electronic briefcase" that allows each student to organize, edit, manipulate and easily transport their entire semester's work in a convenient and efficient manner.

• University of Wisconsin - Madison
˜ School of Education E-Portfolio Portal: Resource for students and faculty in the School of Ed. to learn about purpose of ePortfolios, where to get support and upcoming workshops.
˜ EPCS On-line Portfolio System: from the Educational Placement and Career Services (EPCS) center, includes an official university template and online tools for teachers to develop their portfolios and for potential employers to review them.