1. Introduction -- Part I. Principles of e-portfolio systems -- 2. Some scenarios of e-portfolio use -- 3. Who wants personal information? -- 4. The rationale behind recording and storing personal information -- 5. Portfolio purposes outlined -- 6. Portfolio information -- 7. Issues with portfolio information -- 8. The need for common terms in portfolio information -- 9. Portfolio functionality -- 10. Applying e-portfolio principles -- Part II. How to do things with e-portfolio and related tools -- 11. How to use tools for assessment -- 12. How to use tools for recording significant personal information -- 13. How to use tools for self-presentation -- 14. How to use tools provided for your own development -- 15. How to motivate and help others to use tools -- 16. How to develop e-portfolio tools -- 17. How to coordinate e-portfolio and administrative tools -- 18. How to develop interoperability in tools -- 19. How to publish terms for common use by tools -- Part III. Future Vision -- 20. Notes on portfolio environments and values -- 21. Matching information for people -- 22. Personal values, identity and personality -- 23. Developing personality and personal values -- 24. Ethical development and values in society -- 25. The culture of information and choice: an analogy with the development of agriculture -- 26. In conclusion?