Welcome and thanks for visiting my site. I am currently working as an ePortfolio Consultant at LaGuardia Community College where we develop the ePortfolio project. An ePortfolio is a personal site that students build in which they present their work and showcase themselves professionally to potential employers as well as to different schools. Engaging in the process of building an ePortfolio means to engage in a trip within one self where we discover strengthens and weaknesses, achievements and goals, abilities and limitations and learn to potentiate ourselves to improve in many aspects.

Also, I am a student at Hunter College majoring in psychology. My area of interest is social and personality psychology. A prospective area of research is closely related to the ePortfolio as a tool for self-fulfillment and growth. After I finish my undergraduate studies, I wish to pursue a Ph.D. in social psychology at the CUNY Graduate Center.

If you have any questions about your ePortfolio or would like to have more time to working on it besides the Studio Hour, go to the ePortfolio Lab. To see the schedule, please click here.

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My educational ePortfolio is a project I developed as a student at LaGuardia Community College. I must thank faculty and staff from the ePortfolio team as well as all the people who provided feedback and comments on my work. As professor Clark and Bret Eynon(*) once wrote, the ePortfolio project should serve as an "education passport" for students to collect their work and showcase themselves. Since the first version of my ePortfolio, I realized the process of reflecting on my work made me think about new goals and challenges. Now, I want to share this last version. Please feel free to provide comments and feedback for they are important to better implement new features and ideas to the project.

• The latest version is available here (Last update: June 2010)
• Click here to see my newest ePortfolio (LaGuardia Community College new platform)

(*) Dr. J. Elizabeth Clark is a Professor of English at LaGuardia Community College and Dr. Bret Eynon is the Executive Director of the Center for Teaching & Learning at LaGuardia Community College. Both contributed to the Peer Review Journal with the article E-portfolios at 2.0-Surveying the Field. Click here to read the article.

Links about Psychology

Here you have some important, interesting, reliable, and useful links about different areas in Psychology

Studies in Moral Development and Education

Online Resources for Developmental Psychology

Jean Piaget's Society

History of Psychology

The three doors methods. The Monthly Hall Three-door Problem. This site demonstrates the value of empirical investigations.

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Learn more about the Memory. The San Francisco Exploratorium Site. This site includes a number of fascinating memory demonstrations and activities.

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