Portfolio learning 12.10.2012
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On the second lecture we discussed portfolio contents in pictures, text and audio/video. The technical practicalities of images, video and audio were discussed, as well as how to produce text that is representative and reflective. The ongoing facet in all of this is to remember the relation between public and private contents.
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