Most pertinent information your e-Portfolio should convey

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1. What is the most pertinent information your e-Portfolio should convey? What do you want people to notice first? What information do you plan on including down the line?

2. How will this benefit your perceived audience? How might you benefit? How might a move towards e-Portfolios benefit your field?

3. What might someone object to on your e-Portfolio? How would you mitigate that? What objections might people have to e-Portfolios? What objections did you have to overcome, or what objections are you still overcoming?

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