e-Portfolio
Tacke, O. (2013). E-Portfolio [Photo]. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/otacke/10330364935/ Used with Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 license.
I completed a number of portfolios in my undergraduate career. They used reams of paper and had to be stored in giant three-ring binders. They were heavy and unwieldy.
As part of my Master's coursework, I was required to create a teaching portfolio. Remembering the weight of my earlier portfolios, I chose to create an electronic portfolio. The content of the portfolio required me to reflect on my teaching practice. In putting it together, I also learned some HTML by searching the Internet whenever I needed to learn a new piece of coding. The end product was a portfolio easily carried to the interview for my second teaching position.
I completed a number of portfolios in my undergraduate career. They used reams of paper and had to be stored in giant three-ring binders. They were heavy and unwieldy.
As part of my Master's coursework, I was required to create a teaching portfolio. Remembering the weight of my earlier portfolios, I chose to create an electronic portfolio. The content of the portfolio required me to reflect on my teaching practice. In putting it together, I also learned some HTML by searching the Internet whenever I needed to learn a new piece of coding. The end product was a portfolio easily carried to the interview for my second teaching position.
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