Portfolio: Mine
Round 1 of ? of my online portfolio – a svelte and sparkly version of this blog – that is a requirement and capstone project at Indiana University – see JenniferMaddrell.com
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We had complete freedom to design our portfolio and to select our "artifacts". Here is a cut and paste of the general guidance we received at the beginning:
"You will be producing a professional portfolio. Depending
on your current position and your goals, you may emphasize classroom teaching,
or media development, or some other area, but you should always be thinking
about how your portfolio will represent you as a professional person with an
instructional design degree."
Jennifer Maddrell
Hello,
Looks like you are off to a good start. I am curious: what's driving your decision making process about the content of the ePortfolio? Are you required to add certain things? Do you have personal choice?