Both students and professionals might use showcase portfolios, while learning and assessment portfolios are more common in educational settings. The next few sections will look at how e-portfolios are implemented in different. https://ctl.learninghouse.com/e-portfolios-and-their-uses-in-higher-education/

WHO USES E-PORTFOLIOS?

The use of e-portfolios has expanded to most of the education and career world. This ranges from K–12 education, to undergraduate and graduate programs, all the way up to professionals through corporate training and employment mobility. The earlier and more consistent the use of e-portfolios begins, the more substantial their effects can be.

E-portfolios are useful across a variety of disciplines, not just traditionally visually oriented ones like studio art. For example, business programs value the reflection and self-regulated learning aspects of a well-maintained portfolio, and portfolios give students the opportunity to represent their personal and professional growth beyond traditional academic systems (Morales & Soler-Dominguez, 2016)