Format

You determine the format of your electronic portfolio. For example, your portfolio could be created as a web site, multimedia CD-ROM, DVD, or other electronic multimedia format. While this provides you with a great deal of flexibility and opportunity to be creative, there are some basic guidelines to which you must adhere:

The content must be organized as described on the Structure page.
Artifacts described on the Artifacts page must be included.
Both levels of reflections as described on the Reflections page must be included.
The portfolio must be platform independent (usable on both Windows and Macintosh computers).
Hyperlinks are used to connect the various elements of the portfolio through a highly usable navigation system.
Portfolio follows Fair Use Guidelines and Copyright limitations.
The portfolio should clearly identify you as an SDSU student, and SDSU courses should be labeled as such. Please include an SDSU identifier on every page/screen.

Unless you have a definite alternative in mind, you might consider using the portfolio template from EDTEC 541 Homer materials. The materials include a complete step-by-step tutorial for starting a portfolio web site. Similarly useful templates, including the one used in this web site and in the sample portfolio, will be found in EDTEC 541 Module 9 Apply.