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Eportfolio and remote learning

Today, within a matter of hours, my next 11 days went from full to empty. The City of Houston cancelled all sorts of events, including the Cross Court volleyball tournament my daughter and her club team were supposed to play in.  Just a few hours later, Disneyland announced they are closing on March 14th and will remain closed for the remainder of March. Cancelling chaos ensued. In the midst of all this, a lot of local universities are extending spring break (which is next week and now the week following) and parents/students of our district are asking"Will we be next?" Honestly, I don't know the answer... But all these school closures and Twitter discussions about #remotelearning got my wheels spinning about portfolios in a time like this - could an e-portfolio be a logical choice to demonstrate student learning during this time? Earlier this week, I listed to an episode of the Shake Up Learning Podcast about, as they put it, home learning. It was really cool to h...