Example: Dana Fritz's Benchmark Portfolio
An inquiry portfolio is useful for documenting improvement in teaching your course over time and for assessing the long-term impact of teaching changes, the success of teaching approaches, and the improvement in student learning. This inquiry process often moves teachers toward scholarship-of-teaching questions in their disciplines.
Example: Dana Fritz's Inquiry Portfolio
From "Making Teaching and Learning Visible" in the book by the same name, by Daniel Bernstein, Amy Nelson Burnett, Amy Goodburn, and Paul Savory.