• Course description & requirements
  • Introduction to portfolio assessment.
  • Advantages & problems of electronic portfolios. 
  • Discussion of portfolio purposes and processes.
  • Examination of different models: Web-based models vs. program based models. 
  • Using a portfolio template.
  • Class Portfolio
  • Storyboarding a portfolio: You can see a flow chart model of storyboarding and also look at examples at Web Design Step 2. andsites that exemplify three web structures
  • Find information about using graphic organizers, (Graphic Organizer graphic organizers concept maps visual tools, and Inspiration software)  and planning for your portfolio.
  • HyperStudio and Electronic Portfolios
  • How to use the WebCt tools for discussion. 
  • Webct participation agreement
  • Survey...pre Session
  • Introduction to Web Publishing
  • Design issues in creating a digital portfolio
  • Using Netscape Composer to create templates and/or personal portfolios. 
  • Working with tables 
  • Managing and evaluating portfolios. 
  • Scanning graphics and using a digital camera. 
  • Filming techniques
  • Using a digital video camera
  • Using Imovie
  • Editing an Imovie
  • Working with audio
  • Saving a digital movie to a CD and/or the web
  • Using Photoshop and other graphic programs to edit pictures. Jpegs vs gifs
  • Using graphical text to create professional looking documents. 
  • Work time
  • Uploading files to the web 
  • Password protection of sensitive material, using an intranet, saving to a CD-rom. 
  • Adding to and editing portfolios.
  • Survey...post Session
  • Webct module: 6 week continuing course discussion about electronic portfolios
  • Sharing portfolios, feedback about the process and course.
  • Pt3 Grant Site
    If you have any questions please contact Joyce Morris at jmorris@zoo.uvm.edu or Holly Buckland Parker at hbucklan@zoo.uvm.edu
    July 2001