Presenter(s):
Kenneth Hirsh, University of Cincinnati College of Law
Michael Samson, Wayne State University Law School Library
Electronic portfolios, or E-portfolios, represent a new and different way for law students to capture and share the body of work they create during their law school careers. Students and professionals in the creative and design arts, such as fine arts, theater, and architecture, have traditionally created portfolios that are representations of their work product. Portfolios show the maturing and development of a student’s skills and ideas over time. As it becomes increasingly important for law students to distinguish themselves in a contracting legal market, the use
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