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Voice & Digital Leadership

  • jhandsome1
  • Dec 2, 2025
  • 1 min read

Finding My Voice in My ePortfolio

Voice is what makes an ePortfolio powerful. It transforms a collection of assignments into a personal narrative of who I am as an educator and leader. My voice shows up through my reflections, choices, and the artifacts I highlight. It communicates my values, beliefs, and goals to the world.


My Journey from Start to Finish

When I began this journey, I was learning the basics of digital design and reflective writing. As I progressed:

  • I refined my professional identity

  • I strengthened my storytelling skills

  • I connected theory to practice

  • I developed an understanding of digital leadership

  • I produced meaningful artifacts aligned to my innovation plan

This journey has pushed me to embrace creativity, vulnerability, and intentional digital organization.


How I Will Continue to Use My ePortfolio as a Digital Leader

Going forward, my ePortfolio will serve as:

  • A leadership showcase

  • A digital résumé

  • A tool for collaboration

  • A space to document ongoing innovation

  • Evidence of lifelong learning

Maintaining an active ePortfolio keeps me grounded in reflection and engaged in digital leadership.

References (APA)

Campbell, G. (2009). A personal cyberinfrastructure.Richardson, W. (2010). Blogs, wikis, podcasts, and other powerful web tools for classrooms.

 
 
 

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