E-Portfolio software/web service ?

[Darimont, Carolyne]

The first thing I thought of was Sharepoint or Xerox's Docushare.


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Subject: [WEB4LIB] E-Portfolio software/web service ?

I've been asked to look at using/developing some sort of e-portfolio software/web service for use by faculty in submitting promotion & tenure documents.  
- would need to keep some documents/pages confidential 
- need to provide restricted access (e.g., password-protected or shared) to the confidential portions
- would like to be able to openly publish some documents/pages on web
- some kind of templating so that portfolio could be structure to accord with promote/tenure requirements (recommendations, publications, activities, etc.)
- would be excellent if reviewer comments were possible

I obviously could build something like this using wiki or wordpress, but wanted to ask if anyone was doing this via a commercial service, commercial service or locally-built.

Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions.

Marc W. Davis   515-271-1934
Cowles Library, Drake University
Mailing:  2507 University Ave., Des Moines, IA 50311 USA
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