13. E-Portfolio
An e-portfolio has been something that has come up a lot recently as I have been searching for jobs. There is always a section in […]
e-portfolio
13. E-Portfolio
For my portfolio, like a few others have mentioned, I wasn’t really sure how related any of my projects were to be able to tie […]
Portfolios, the Final Frontier
It’s the final frontier in that this is the last big project, then we are free from this horrifying digital publishing nightmare, and I can […]
13: Portfolios
I have never created an e-portfolio before and I think Kathleen Blake Yancey’s article helped me start considering what one would look like and how […]
E-Portfolio
The final project for this class is an e-portfolio. Initially, I was pretty sure I was sure what an e-portfolio was and what work […]
13: Portfolio As Progress
I think my portfolio would specifically need to focus on the aspects of reflection and development. I have had many specific struggles with the major […]
13. Digital Portfolio
For my portfolio I will most likely be including my dating simulator knowledge since I’m known for that. I will also like to included my […]
13: E-portfolio
As many of the other blog posts this time around suggest, I wasn’t the only one who didn’t comprehend exactly how complex the making of […]
Applications, Interviews, and E-Portfolios, Oh My!
My original perception of e-portfolios most aligned with Steve Watkins’s: “‘an intricately related set of documents, with multilayered, multiaudienced ‘reflective introductions” targeted to different audiences” […]
13: e-Portfolio
Like Taj, I find myself a little concerned about my e-portfolio because I didn’t think much about how my projects in class complimented each other […]