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My Professional Portfolio

Table of Contents

  1. My Professional Portfolio
  2. Contents of My Portfolio
  3. Introduction
  4. Scanned Version
  5. Portfolio-at-a-Glance
  6. Biography
  7. PT3 Grants - Presentations & Publications
  8. Research on ePortfolios
  9. Future Learning Goals
  10. Goal: Researching Electronic Portfolios
  11. Goal: Digital Storytelling
  12. Evidence of Competencies
  13. Writing & Assessment (Publications on website)
  14. Purpose of Digital Stories in ePortfolios
  15. Authentic Assessment with Electronic Portfolios using Common Software and Web 2.0 Tools
  16. 2006 AERA paper
  17. White Paper: Researching Electronic Portfolios and Learner Engagement
  18. Writing & Assessment (Publications in Journals)
  19. IRA Journal article (2007)
  20. Connected Newsletter article (2006)
  21. Create Your Own Electronic Portfolio (2000)
  22. Technology-Supported Portfolio Assessment (1994 & 1996)
  23. Electronic Portfolio Competency
  24. Apple Learning Interchange
  25. My Website on ePortfolios
  26. My Blogger Blog
  27. Digital Storytelling Competency
  28. Family Portfolios & Digital Stories
  29. Prepare for a Digital Storytelling Workshop (.mov)
  30. Electronic Portfolios as Digital Stories of Learning (.mov)
  31. Choices - A Digital Story of Learning (.mov)
  32. Technology Competency
  33. At-a-Glance Guides
  34. CD-ROM-based Handbook
  35. Using Adobe Acrobat for Electronic Portfolio Development
  36. Creating ePortfolios with Web 2.0 Tools
  37. Teaching & Instructional Design Competency
  38. Presentations & Workshops
  39. Workshop Outlines
  40. Distance Course
  41. PD for Implementing Electronic Portfolios
  42. Workshop Evaluation (2005)
  43. Reflection on this Process
  44. Using Notes for Reflection
  45. Comments for Feedback
  46. LecShare Pro software
  47. Conclusions
  48. My final wish

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Using Adobe Acrobat for Electronic Portfolio Development

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Using Adobe Acrobat for Electronic Portfolio Development<br />http://electronicportfolios.org/portfolios/sitepaper2001.html

This paper outlines Adobe's Portable Document Format as the ideal container for electronic portfolio reflections connected to digital artifacts, describes the software environment, and then describes the process for converting digital artifacts from many applications into the Portable Document Format, and maintaining a cross-platform, web-accessible, hyperlinked digital portfolio. I received an award at the SITE 2001 Conference as "Best Technical Paper."