An Electronic Portfolio Has the Following Advantages When Compared to a Paper

question 10

Multiple Choice

An electronic portfolio has the following advantages when compared to a paper based portfolio except e-portfolios are:

• A) more adaptable over time.
• B) more compact and portable.
• C) easier to learn than a paper-based portfolio.
• D) a "greener" approach to documenting work.

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Definitions:

Duty of Care

A legal obligation which requires individuals or organizations to exercise reasonable care towards others, to avoid causing harm or risking safety.

Negligence

The absence of the caution a typically careful individual would use in similar circumstances.

Grossly Negligent

Refers to a severe lack of care or action that significantly breaches the duty of care owed to another, resulting in substantial harm or risk.

Financial Irregularities

Unusual or improper financial transactions that may indicate mismanagement, fraud, or violations of regulations.