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Portfolios in Moodle make it easy for a student to export their work to an external portfolio. For example, student work might include forum posts or assignment submissions that they believe demonstrates their knowledge.

Portfolios are disabled by default in Moodle and must be enabled by a site administrator. See Managing portfolios for details.

Exporting to portfolio

When portfolios are enabled, forum posts and other exportable data (see below) have an export to portfolio icon or link beside them.

To export a forum post to a portfolio

Click the 'Export to portfolio' link
Select the portfolio you wish to export to e.g. Google Docs or file download (this step will be skipped if there's only one)
If prompted, select an export format e.g. HTML
If file download was selected in step 2, you can then save the file, otherwise you will be given the option to return to the page you were previously viewing or visit your portfolio (certain portfolios only)

1. Forum post for export

2. Selecting the export destination

3. Selecting an export format

Items which may be exported to portfolio

Assignment submissions - single and multiple file uploads
Chat sessions
Database activity module entries (##export## tag may be added to list and single templates)
Database activities
Forum posts
Glossary entries

Export formats

Possible export formats include

HTML
LEAP2A, a specification for e-portfolio portability
Images
Text
File

Managing your own portfolios

While the administrator determines which portfolios are enabled on the site in Managing portfolios, an individual user can choose which portfolios to display or hide from the preferences page of the user menu top right, in the section "Portfolios."

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-{{Moodle 2.0}}
+{{Managing content}}
-The Portfolio in Moodle 2.0 is a new kind of feature in Moodle that manages files. Essentially it gathers student's work that was performed in Moodle and puts it together in one place.
+Portfolios in Moodle make it easy for a student to export their work to an external portfolio.  For example, student work might include forum posts or assignment submissions that they believe demonstrates their knowledge.
-While Portfolio in Moodle 2.0 performs many similar tasks to previous contributed code modules of the same name, it is not a module.  Thus, it is setup and administered in a different manner.
+Portfolios are disabled by default in Moodle and must be enabled by a site administrator. See [[Managing portfolios]] for details.
-==How to use portfolios in 2.0==
+* [[Box portfolio|Box]]
-#When portfolios are enabled, every page or major piece of content in Moodle has a little "Save" button beside it.
+* [[File download]]
-#User clicks one of these buttons.
+* [[Flickr.com portfolio|Flickr.com]]
-#User is able to choose from a list of configured portfolios (this step will be skipped if there's only one).
+* [[Google Drive portfolio|Google Drive]]
-#User may be asked to define the format of the captured content (eg pdf, IMS LD, HTML, XML ...).
+* [[Picasa portfolio|Picasa]]
-#User may be asked to define some metadata to go with the captured content (some will be generated automatically).
+* [[Mahara portfolio|Mahara ePortfolio]]
-#The content and metadata is COPIED to the external portfolio system.
+* [[Portfolios FAQ]]
-#User has an option to "Return to the page you left" or "Visit their portfolio".
-Note this will be just as useful for teachers as for students.
-==Enabling portfolios==
+==Exporting to portfolio==
-To enable portfolios, check the enableportfolios box in ''Site Administration > [[Advanced features]]''.
+When portfolios are enabled, forum posts and other exportable data (see below) have an export to portfolio icon or link beside them.
+To export a forum post to a portfolio
+# Click the 'Export to portfolio' link
+# Select the portfolio you wish to export to e.g. Google Docs or file download (this step will be skipped if there's only one)
+# If prompted, select an export format e.g. HTML
+# If file download was selected in step 2, you can then save the file, otherwise you will be given the option to return to the page you were previously viewing or visit your portfolio (certain portfolios only)
+{|
+| [[File:Forum post for export.png|thumb|1. Forum post for export]]
+| [[File:Portfolio export select destination.png|thumb|2. Selecting the export destination]]
+| [[File:Portfolio export select format.png|thumb|3. Selecting an export format]]
+|}
+==Items which may be exported to portfolio==
+* Assignment submissions - single and multiple file uploads
+* Chat sessions
+* Database activity module entries (##export## tag may be added to list and single templates)
+* Database activities
+* Forum posts
+* Glossary entries
+==Export formats==
+Possible export formats include
+* HTML
+* [[Development:LEAP2A_Portfolio_Implementation|LEAP2A]], a specification for e-portfolio portability
+* Images
+* Text
+* File
+==Managing your own portfolios==
+While the administrator determines which portfolios are enabled on the site in [[Managing portfolios]], an individual user can choose which portfolios to display or hide from the preferences page of the user menu top right, in the section "Portfolios."
 ==See also==
-*[[Development:Portfolio API]]
+* [[Exabis e-portfolio block]]
+* [[Portfolio module]]
+* [[Portfolio Plugin for Evernote]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic2j6esjPR8 Portfolios in Moodle 2.0 video]
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_portfolio e-Portfolio] overview at Wikipedia
 [[Category:Portfolios]]
+[[es:Portafolios]]
+[[eu:Portfolioak]]
+[[de:Portfolios]]

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