I'm a Librarian at a small international school who for several years
has been monitoring the developments in the e-portfolio landscape. I
harbor an interest similar to yours and long for the day when I can
gain server access to host and present such a platform to my students
and faculty.
Rather than address your questions directly, I would suggest you
investigate the following four links which may very well lead you to a
platform ideally suited to your goal.
Mahara : Open Source eportfolios [considered Moodle's sister]
http://mahara.org/
MOSEP [More Self-Esteem with my e-Portfolio]
http://www.mosep.org/
Categories of ePortfolio Tools
http://electronicportfolios.com/categories.html
How to Build a Learning Repository on Drupal (5.x) and PHP 5.1.x+
http://www.jem-thematic.net/node/715
Happy holidays!
Carl W Feucht
Librarian
Indianhead International School
Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea
On Dec 19, 2008, at 5:55 AM, Darren Trebel wrote:
> I'm a Visual Arts teacher at a large European international school.
> On
> behalf of the IBO I am looking for an effective way of posting quality
> images of visual arts content to an online site for review and
> assessment
> purposes. The material would be 10-20 photographs, a 300-word (max)
> written
> statement and 20-30 scanned images. All of these would have to be
> dynamically presented with easy grab and go access to all of them on a
> single page. Finally, the upload requirements would have to be fairly
> straightforward, simple and universally accessible. Would Moodle be
> the
> right way to go?
>
> Why?
>
> I am leaning towards Moodle now, but I'd really like to hear the
> thoughts of
> some experienced Moodleheads and would really value some hard facts.
>
> Many, many thanks!
>
> Darren Trebel
> Head of Visual Arts
> Frankfurt International School
> (and Syracuse University VPA class of 1989)
>
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