Educational
Computing in the Electronic Age
Dr. Jerry P. Galloway |
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Return to E-Portfolios Ch. 13 |
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These are not
assignments or activities, per se, but are files and information to support
the maintenance and development of an electronic portfolio (EP).
To support the submission of a potential artifact for inclusion in your portfolio, a generic coversheet has been provided. This is not an activity, per se, but this cover page is provided to assist the submission and processing of a portfolio artifact. The file is generic in that it could also be used as a cover page for assignments, or other purposes. Using it as a cover page for a portfolio artifact is certainly an option.
The file is located in the FILES folder on the textbook CD and is called: COVERPG1.DOC
To access the Ms.Word file... Click
Here
I-b.
Specific Cover Page
To support the submission of a potential artifact for inclusion in your portfolio, a coversheet has been provided that is specifically designed to support portfolio issues and concerns. This is not an activity, per se, but this cover page is provided to assist the submission and processing of a portfolio artifact.
The file is located in the FILES folder on the textbook CD and is called: ARTIFACT.DOC
To access the Ms.Word file... Click
Here
II. Possible Portfolio Configuration
- based on Indiana University
Northwest's Undergraduate Conceptual Framework
To illustrate how a portfolio MIGHT be arranged, a possible layout is suggested below using the conceptual framework of Indiana University Northwest. Of course, a similar configuration could be designed around a completely different set of standards or outcomes.
The graphic at the left is just an example of how folders get stored
inside other folders and does not represent the specific case illustrated
at the right. The example below (right) suggests that an EP would
be developed as a series of web pages. The web page files would be
stored in each of the primary folders. Graphics for those web page
files are stored in subfolders under each respective group. The suggested
scenario includes access to Word-file versions of the same thing also stored
in the respective groups.
The Sample Below does NOT match the suggested structure at the right and is only an illustration of how folders might become sub-folders of others in a hierarchy. |
Based on IUN Conceptual Framework. |
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Start early and prepare files and folders for storage early and conduct regular maintenance on the configuration. Certainly the above scenario is only one possible arrangement and many variations would be equally reasonable and expected.
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