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Australian Flexible Learning Framework, 22 July 2010.</dc:description><edna:itemcode>732991</edna:itemcode><dc:date>2010-07-22T06:18:32Z</dc:date></item><item><guid>http://dspace.edna.edu.au/dspace/verity/item?itemcode=732990</guid><title>E-portfolio funding supports learner mobility</title><link>http://flexenews.flexiblelearning.net.au/pub/pubType/EL/pubID/70008024c43e3c175bcf/nc/74372914c44f22d6d40b/interface.html</link><description>Three registered training organisations (RTOs) have been awarded funding to implement and trial an e-portfolio system which enables learners to move quickly and efficiently between education and training, employment and industry areas. 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