Career ePortfolios are not only an effective way to showcase knowledge, skills, and abilities, but also a must in learning and development fields. Even though there are similarities with other types of ePortfolios, the career ePortfolio has specific requirements, artifacts, and strategies that need to be considered to maximize its value. In this session, participants will explore the principles and strategies to design career ePortfolios, as well as the artifacts and projects that should be part of the career ePortfolio. In addition, this session will explore opportunities to showcase a career ePortfolio and how it can be used in the job application and interview process.
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By the end of this discussion, attendees should be able to:
Dr. Miko Nino is Assistant Vice President for Adult and Online Education at Rhode Island College. He has been in the field of instructional design and online learning for over a decade as a practitioner and researcher. He was President of the ATD Valleys of Virginia Chapter from 2017 to 2019.
His model “The 6A ePortfolio Model,” published in the International Journal of ePortfolio, is considered the first one to study the process of transforming learning ePortfolios into career ePortfolios. He has mentored and coached professionals in the use of career ePortolios and has presented about the topic at national and international conferences. In addition, his research and work have been published in peer-reviewed journals and magazines.
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