Graduate Artifacts
Your portfolio should include samples of work from your graduate program of study. You are responsible for selecting and gathering these samples. Choose samples of which you are proud and that shows care and planning. This section of the portfolio demonstrates what you can do and how well you can do it according to your school projects.
Requirements
You are required to list the classes you have taken, including their course numers and description, as well as links to the projects you have created and a brief reflection on the course itself, as well as the artifacts you are including. The following example will give you a better idea of how these entries should be formatted. You do not have to list all the projects you created in each class. You may choose to do so, however, the purpose of this page is to list samples of your best work.
ITEC 57430 - Computer Applications in Education - Spring 2012 Description: "In this course, students discuss topics related to the use of technology in education including technology integration, 21st century skills, mobile learning, and ubiquitous computing. Students are introduced to networking terminology and create instructional materials such as web-based narrated videos, hyperlinked documents to scaffold learning, informational flyers, lessons using online databases or digital libraries, and simple electronic portfolios. Students work in groups to create a 'Technology Day' for a real or imaginary school and identify ways technology tools can be used to facilitate and support various instructional strategies." (Instructional Technology Course Descriptions) Reflection: This course promoted student inquiry and taught me how to incorporate technology into lesson plans in ways I would have never thought of. I have never even created a lesson plan until taking this class, therefore I had to research how one would set up a lesson plan. One of the projects I created was a lesson plan ( Creating Basic Web Page Using HTML) that incorporated student use of screen recording software. This particular project flipped the role of screen recording software in the classroom. Usually it is the instructor who records what he or she is doing on their computers to explain a concept. Although I only included final course projects under some of the classes listed on this page, I feet that all of the projects I completed in this class are important, as well as some of my best work. Therefore, I included tham all. Artifacts: Syllabus
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Assessment
References
Hissom - ePortfolio Student Sample: ITEC 57430. Retrieved Apr. 15, 2012, from Web site: http://www.amyhissom.com/ITEC57430/Student/artifacts.html
Instructional Technology Course Descriptions. Retrieved April 10, 2012, from Kent State University: http://www.kent.edu/ehhs/itec/course-descriptions.cfm