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7/29/2008
Angel Learning has released a new version of ePortfolio, bringing it up to version 2.1. The new release expands integration with the Angel Learning Management Suite and includes new usability features.
Angel ePortfolio is an assessment, achievement, and portfolio tool designed to work with Angel LMS. THe new release includes expanded integration with LMS 7.3, including a new drop box that allows instructors to assign ePortfolio work through the LMS. Other new features include:
Angel ePortfolio 2.1 is available now. Further information can be found here.
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