The Role of an E-Portfolio in Advanced Practice Nursing and Professional Development E-Portfolio Presentation: Shelia Franklin, BSN-RN Chamberlain University NR512 - Fundamentals of Nursing Informatics 

What is an E-Portfolio?

• Definition: An electronic resume that includes links to:
  • Personal data
  • Philosophical perspectives
  • Academic achievements
  • Professional experiences
  • Creative projects
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Uses of an E-Portfolio

• Target Audience:
  • Graduate Students in Higher Education: Useful for showcasing academic progress and competencies.
  • Professional Development: Supports career advancement by highlighting skills and achievements.

Importance of an E-Portfolio for Graduate Students in Higher Education

• Knowledge Process: Helps in the systematic presentation of acquired knowledge.
• Showcase Learning: Demonstrates the achievement of learning objectives.
• Application of Knowledge: Identifies how acquired knowledge is applied in practice.
• Skill Development: Displays new skills and competencies gained during studies.
• Evidence of Learning: Provides tangible proof of newly obtained knowledge.
• Communication Tool: Facilitates communication between faculty and students, enhancing the learning experience.

• Accomplishments: Demonstrates professional and academic achievements.
• Networking: Serves as a platform for professional networking.
• Competence: Showcases professional competence and expertise.
• Career Goals: Helps in defining career goals and tracking professional growth.
• Continuing Education: Documents evidence of ongoing education and training.
• Licensure and Certifications: Exhibits all relevant licenses and certifications, ensuring readiness for advanced practice roles.