Due to the relative complexity of its setup, this book has not covered the Open Source Portfolio (OSP) site type yet. An ePortfolio is a set of web pages, perhaps containing attachments, which show who you are and what you have accomplished. Institutions use ePortfolios in numerous ways: they may serve as student resumes or can be used to assess the education history of instructors, teaching assistants, or students.
The majority of use cases center around the student. Portfolios have the potential to make the flow of students between different institutions and into employment easier, by communicating the skill sets and experience in straightforward online structures.
The application designers have designed the Portfolio site from a series of wizards, forms, and resources. A form is the electronic version of a paper form and allows inputs of type text, date, integer (whole numbers), decimal, or complex entities, such as telephone numbers or e-mail addresses. A portfolio...