These providers usually provide a free account and paid accounts. Yearly fees for paid accounts are usually around $50-$60 per year.

Things to check:

1. Make sure that the file space provided is adequate for your needs and/or can be expanded in the future as your needs change.
2. Check the terms and conditions.
3. Always keep a backup of your portfolio in case things go wrong.

 These providers use Mahara - if you have a UCPortfolio and are coming to the end of your degree you can export your entire UCPortfolio account and import it straight into one of these services, and then keep building your portfolio into the future.

List of Services

Professional Portfolio: http://www.professionalportfolio.net/

iCampus21: http://icampus21.com/?q=node/18

foliospaces: http://www.foliospaces.org/ 

folio for me: http://foliofor.me/

The following sites advertise that they are designed specifically for e-portfolios, or otherwise support creating e-portfolios. If you have been using Mahara you may want to consider one of the above Mahara based services to you don't have to start over.

List of Services

http://www.bigblackbag.com/ : For photographers, designers and creative professionals (example: http://www.craigcameronolsen.com/)

http://www.squarespace.com/ : Beautiful websites made simple (example: http://www.chworkshop.com/)

http://wordpress.com/ :(example: http://hbarrett.wordpress.com/my-portfolio/) (see also: http://sites.google.com/site/eportfolios/wordpress)

http://pool.abc.net.au : allows the construction of a portfolio of digital work in a temporal format  (as opposed to a static form like a graphic design or architecture portfolio).

ePortfolio-related Tools and Technologies