The
Portfolios 		The
Online Experience
Samples
of e-portfolios:

Graduate
Student

e-portfolio using Carnegie Mellon’s KEEP System

Student Example

Guide to KEEP system (pdf
file)

 Dr. Helen Barrett’s
links
for Portfolio Development:
Jill’s sample of an eportfolio –
based on Praxis III domains

E-Portfolio
Template showing INTASC standards

INTASC Portfolio
Development suggestions

INTASC Model
Standards for Licensing Beginning Foreign Language Teachers:
A Resource for State Dialogue

 Learnovation’s
guide to creating your eportfolioLearnovation’s
Portfolio Kits
Portfolio Documents directory – download this to your
USB drive and then “unzip” it. If you get warning
notices, just click on OK until it opens the file. It will
create a file folder in the same location to which you’ve
download the zip file (note that location if you’re asked
to choose one) titled, eportfolio

 

Web hosting options: Your
school most likely offers free webspace to students and
faculty. If you prefer to use an outside server (for example,
if you’re job-hunting outside of your institution), check
your Internet Service Provider, for example, Verizon offers
10 MB of web space. If you don’t have that option, a number
of other services can be bought or used for free.

Yahoo
Geocities (free – has ads)

FreeWebsites (ads)

For fees – but without ads and with more
control:

Go-Daddy (my
personal host)

Options for portfolios

1. An online project through the KEEP system Instructions Sign
Up then see Instructions I have sent my portfolio to you – you should see it once you log
in.

2. A set of web pages using html – Choose a program, download
and edit. See below for Mozilla Instructions Dreamweaver instructions

3. PowerPoint Instructions or Word Instructions

Documents from Helen Barrett:

To get a free html editing
program:

Download Mozilla to
get a suite of Internet programs, one of which is Composer, which
will allow you to edit html pages. After downloading, go to the “Window” pull
don menu at the top and choose “Composer” Open the first
file called index.html in your
directory that you downloaded to your flash drive or desktop. You
can make changes in the page now. Use the tabs at the bottom to
change views. For
detailed instructions see this page

For more advanced users, or the adventurous, download the trial
of Dreamweaver and try it out free for 30 days. If you decide to buy it there is an
academic discount.