You will see what a student did to continue his Digital Portfolio. He is a graduate of High Tech High and his portfolio at HTH is located here TinyURL.com/exampleDP
Some sample pages of his updated portfolio are below:
BenStaley.weebly.com.
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You can see Ben's full High Tech High DP at TinyURL.com/ExampleDP
Here are some sample pages
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Here are some pages from Abel Thon's digital portfolio
These images are taken from an ebook that describes the process of making a DP
The School Counselor's Guide to Digital Portfolios
TINYURL.com/sundp5
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This collection posted here is valuable because my students (who have never created a website) can see what a near peer completed and MAINTAINED. Imagine: After four years of High Tech High, Ben continued to keep track of "what I did in college" -- more than I did when I was in grad school.
Do you need a push to get started with a digital portfolio? Listen to Tony Wagner of Harvard University.
As part of the effort to show "real" portfolios (not just "templates), I'm sharing the link to my DP that I collected while failing to complete a doctoral program.
Here's my grad school "attempt" of keeping a digital portfolio. Ben has shared his work... I should open my DP to the planet.
TinyURL.com/SteveMccreaDP
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This is a screenshot of an actual Blackboard post that I made in a class about trends in Distance education. |
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I'm more satisfied with my work on the idea of
Distance Education Day (so that's part of my portfolio)
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See my post about a suggested "CDPOTTP" -- and I offer this blogpost as part of that effort.
To learn a simple 11-step method to make a DP (a webstie produced and maintained by students), go to TINYURL.com/FWPstart
See the work by Kern Kelley in Maine public schools
Kelley is an advocate of website maintained by students. His description shows a system that links ES, MS and HS (all three levels of K-12).
This system of digital portfolios appears useful... I will show this to my son.
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