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Completed project · 2012–2017

CAREER CHOICE PASS.online

Since 2000, the Career Choice Passport has been used in general education schools in the form of a folder as a portfolio-based approach to support teaching and learning, with the aim of assisting pupils in their career guidance process. In a doctoral project spanning several years, the portfolio concept underlying the Career Choice Passport was used as a reference for the design of an e-portfolio concept in career guidance. In an iterative, cyclical research and development project based on the design-based research approach, both a web-based e-portfolio system – as a technical element – and a didactic framework for e-portfolio work in career guidance – as a pedagogical element – were developed and tested in school settings.

In a doctoral project spanning several years, the portfolio concept underlying the Career Choice Passport was previously used as a reference for the design of an e-portfolio concept in career guidance. In an iterative, cyclical research and development project based on the Design-Based Researchapproach, both a web-based e-portfolio system – as a technical component – and a pedagogical framework for e-portfolio work in career guidance – as a didactic component – were developed and tested in school settings.

The e-portfolio concept is now available to academia and educational practice as a starting point for further context-specific developments and trials. Specifically, for example, specific technical and pedagogical elements of the concept are currently being incorporated as part of the development of Bremen’s ‘FutureBOx’ and adapted for the career guidance of high-achieving pupils in the upper secondary school. Furthermore, building on the developments and trials of the e-portfolio concept, the nationwide project for the media-didactic design of a ‘Career Choice Passport 4.0’ will be utilised in the future.

You will find the link to a demo version of the e-portfolio system on the right-hand side.

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