There are  many ways to create ePortfolios and many kinds of programs and assessment systems to use.
In K-12 ePortfolios can be seen at the following Websites:

• Use of KidPix for K-1 students
• PowerPoint from 3rd graders from Georgia.
  
• WebPages from Hong Kong of third graders
• Webpages from Japan grades 4-5 and learn how they did it.
  
• Webpages from a California Middle School.
  
• A developmental art portfolio from Middle School
  
• Electronic student portfolios digital learning portfolio research from Mt. Edgecumbe High School Alaska has wonderful examples of digital portfolios. Students must include a resume, information on their interests, and academic projects for each of their years.
• Mt. Abe HS in Vermont has an exemplary example of standards based H.S. portfolios created by three seniors.
• Boston's Mission Hill HS Graduation Portfolio
• Murry Bergtraum High School in New York has Course Portfolio for ninth grade English students.
  
• Pupil Pages offers a sample portfolio of a high school student. It is an independent company with tools to help students construct eportfolios.
• Chris Baldomero and Emily Boulier at New Tech High in Napa California has a well documented portfolio

Teacher preparation programs are also embedding electronic portfolios into their programs. We will provide you with CD's from a number of professional programs to view how ePortfolios are being constructed at these different sites.

• Created in Chalk & Wire, this ePortfolio was constructed by Antonio Campbell from Southern Utah University
• Champlain College in Vermont has Lisa Pleskach's  licensure portfolio  online.
• Peter Koutroulis also of Champlain College has a web based ePortfolio.
• Heather Caisse used from Castleton State College used DreamWeaver to create her ePortfolio.
• Jilliam Van Ellis demonstrates the John Hopkins University Portfolio System
• YooRee Ho is another example of a students' use of the John Hopkins Portfolio System.
• Sandy Smithdon uses the John Hopkins Portfolio System to demonstrate ISTE standards.
• Kathleen Fischer's ePortfolio from San Diego State University has always been one of my favorites.
  
• UNCCharlotte, College of Education ED Major's Teaching Portfolio
  

• Greta Holt Portfolio from Vancouver Community College
• Joanna Teresa Dyakowska, Teacher, Advocate and Mother
• Tracey Penny Light, Ph.D. University of Waterloo
• Jim Web's Online Teaching Portfolio
• Irene Hooyer, a second grade teacher's portfolio
• Phyllis Bartosiewicz. Computer technology courses for Galesburg-Augusta Middle School
• Caroline Austin Department of  English and Comparative Literature, University of California.
• Kathy Fitch from the College of DuPage.
  
• Joan Vinall-Cox created her ePortfolio on Elgg.
  

You will also find links to several Assessment Systems at My Online Portfolio Adventure by Helen Barrett where compares a number of Assessment systems currently available in terms of storage space, cost and embedded features.

• e-Folio at the University of Minnesota is a portfolio construct. Here is a sample generated by an elementary education pre-service student.  Learn more about e-Folio by taking a tour.
• Open Source Portfolio emerged from the The Open Source Portfolio Initiative (OSPI) is a community of individuals and organizations collaborating on the development of the leading non-proprietary, open source electronic portfolio software available. You can download OSP onto your own server and adapt it to meet the needs of your school or college.
  
• The John Hopkins Digital Portfolio is template-driven Web interface that is customizable based on its intended purpose and audience.
• Richer Picture works with K-12 schools to provide professional development and licensing for portfolio development from ideas consulting.
  
• Pupil Pages also gears itself to K-12 school ePortfolio construction.
  
• ePortfolios at the University of Washington from the Catalyst Project
• ePortfolios from Penn State  ePortfolios are being used in all subject areas for their students.
  
• Chalk & Wire, take a tour.
  
• Task Stream is growing in its popularity with Teacher Education Programs.
• ePortfolio.Org lets you create a student or teacher portfolio.
  
• Elgg is an opensource ePortfolio "learning landscape" system that you host and customize on your own computer.
  
• Folios International produces FolioMaker that can be used to create student, school, or professional digital portfolios. School websites and information management systems are also available.