1. Is There a Portfolio in this Community? Tensions in the Use of ePortfolios for Employability Beyond the Academy Darren Cambridge AAEEBL Annual Meeting, Boston July 20, 2010
The philosopher Cheshire Calhoun (1995) suggests that integrity—defined as having and acting on relatively consistent and deep commitments—has generally been considered a solely personal virtue. The true value of integrity, she suggests, may not be just to the individual but also to the society in which that individual lives because acting with integrity is likely to yield more just and fulfilling relationships and institutions.
Emerging eportfolio practice suggests a wider range of possibilities for how to address the challenge of ensuring that all people can obtain meaningful and gainful employment
Enrichment, Integration, and Francization
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