Things I know:
- Artist's often use large folio type formats.
- Portfolios can be in binders with dividers and tabs.
- Student portfolios are sometimes in bins or boxes.
- Portfolios can be digital or electronic.
Things I want to know:
- How do you put together a paper format portfolio? What is needed?
- How do you put together a digital portfolio? What is needed?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages to each kind of portfolio?
Things I learned:
- Digital portfolios are more portable and can be shared with multiple people at the same time.
- Digital portfolios can highlight technology skills.
- Digital portfolios are easy to update, especially when things are often created electronically for lesson planning and teaching anyway.
- While presentation style is important, content is the most important component of a portfolio.
- Digital portfolios can be organized more complexly with hyper linking.
- The multi media aspect of a digital portfolio allows the portfolio content to be more complex and more specific to the individual's strengths, creativity and personality.
- Electronic portfolio development can be more time consuming and more expensive.
- Digital portfolios can be created using templates at commercial sites or using HTML at personal websites.
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