Welcome. Simply type your name into the bar below and follow the directions listed here to get started constructing your final portfolio.
Steps to making your original portfolio page:
1. Name your page something that makes sense, like Andrew's Portfolio.
2. Once you've chosen a name, click "Start building your own page"
3. Insert some initial content and click Save to publish your initial portfolio that you can edit as much as you want until the deadline
4. Finally, once you've published your portfolio, copy the URL of the page onto the list below
Links to portfolio pages
Post link here by 11:59pm on May 24th
Portfolio Requirements
As stated in the final materials packet, your portfolio page should feature the following components:
- A brief, relatively informal cover letter introducing the portfolio and explaining why you chose your three selected pieces
- Your revised midterm project with all four components:
- Original midterm draft
- Revision proposal
- Revised midterm draft
- Self-evaluation piece
- Your group's final research report
- Three short pieces of your choosing that show of your skills or interests as a writer
(Note that I don't mind what order it goes in, though the cover letter should come first)
Two example portfolios:
Option 1: Your portfolio has a "Splash page" which includes your cover letter and links to each of the pieces in your portfolio. This format allows us to navigate your portfolio as if it were a website, rather than a traditional text document. Here is an example of what this format might look like: http://lucchesi-sp13.wikidot.com/portfolio:example-2
Option 2: All pieces appear on a single page, which is divided with headings and subheadings to separate off the individual pieces. This format allows us to navigate your portfolio in a continuous linear fashion, rather than like a website with multiple pages. Here is an example of what this format might look like: http://lucchesi-sp13.wikidot.com/portfolio:example-1