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The ePortfolio as a tool for lifelong learning: Contextualising Australian practice

The report details a lifelong learning context for the Australian ePortfolio Project (AeP). EPortfolios are discussed in terms of supporting lifelong learning. Major themes and issues arising from the project are briefly discussed. The role of projects, such as the AeP, in informing national lifelong policy is suggested.

Gillian C. Hallam | Lynn M. McAllister | Wendy E. Harper | G. Hallam

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