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Portfolio Webinar
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- 2. 2 Today’s Presenters: Karen Shively Instructor ENG102 Ebru Erdem Course Coordinator ENG102 Lexie Vanderveen Writing Fellow ENG102 Sean Tingle Instructor ENG105
- 3. 3 Today: • Reflection • Evidence •Design • Creativity • Examples • Live Tutorial • Questions
- 4. 4 Part 1: CriticalReflections & Examples in ePortfolios
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- 7. 7 Digital Portfolio Reflection • thinkingabout what you have learned from an experience • illustrating your understanding • expressing how you might use this learning in other areas of your life
- 8. 8 Digital Portfolio Critically reflectwhat you have learned throughout the course and provide evidence to support your reflections’ claims. • collect and archive your work • document your evolution • reflect on what you have learned
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- 10. 10 Digital Portfolio How didyou achieve each of the learning outcomes (WPA Outcomes)? • Rhetorical Knowledge • Critical Thinking, Reading, and Composing • Processes • Knowledge of Conventions
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- 12. 12 Digital Portfolio How didyou draw on the eight Habits of Mind? • Curiosity • Openness • Engagement • Creativity • Persistence • Responsibility • Flexibility • Metacognition
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- 14. 14 Digital Portfolio The evidenceis crucial to persuade your reader that you learned what you claimed you did.
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- 16. 16 Digital Portfolio Evidence fromwork done in this class • excerpts from chapters in the eBook • excerpts from drafts of projects • examples from discussion board posts • feedback from instructor, writing fellows, and peers
- 17. 17 Digital Portfolio Evidence fromoutside of this class • Written or multimodal work from other classes • Multimedia from a professional situation (emails, PowerPoint presentations, reports) • Written communication to or from family members (on social media sites, texts, creative writing, blog)
- 18. 18 Digital Portfolio Examples fromstudent portfolios • Creation of brochure for yoga studio • Discussion between family members • Participation in group related to research topic • Creation of a musician website
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- 20. 20 Part 2: EffectiveDesign & Layout of ePortfolios
- 21. 21 Design & Layout •What is your favorite website? • Blog? • Magazine? • Newspaper? • Why do you like it? • What does it do well? • What would you improve?
- 22. 22 What does thisblog do well? Not well?
- 23. 23 What does thisblog do well? Not well?
- 24. 24 What does thisblog do well? Not well?
- 25. 25 Design & Layout •We have a standard template available for when students first create their portfolios, but we highly recommend that students put their own unique touches onto the overall design and layout. • We want to encourage you to try and experiment with new, creative ideas. • Don’t be afraid to try new things!
- 26. 26 Design & Layout •Be consumers of information • Think about what you like and don’t like • Turn that around and think about what readers like and don’t like • Use your knowledge of how to effectively target a specific audience to gain and maintain a viewer’s interest in what information you’re presenting to them
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- 34. 34 Live Tutorial Now wewill work on a brand new ePortfolio together
- 35. 35 Part 3: TheEnd Have a wonderful weekend!