1. A home page.

This page should be designed to appeal to a scholarly

audience, and include:
your name and a short bio
an overall design concept that is followed through in the rest of the
pages of the portfolio
images that represent you and what you worked on in this class
a sentence or two that describe the class and what we did in it
a navigation set-up that goes to the other pages (and that repeated on
the other pages)
It may also include things like:
links to your groupmembers' portfolios
links to other sites you used--ie, your Delicious site
2. A page that collects your work and illustrates your process for writing the Literature
Review Essay. This page should include
at least two drafts of your essay, with an explanation of your writing
and revising process. If this is the essay you chose to fully revise, make
that clear in your notations; if this is the essay you only revise one
paragraph of, make that clear (explain why you chose this particular
paragraph to revise) and include the final draft of that paragraph.
a revision strategy that you wrote between the drafts
examples of ways that you changed specific sentences or
paragraphs of your essay from draft to draft (this could be done with
color coding--highlight the original excerpt and the revised excerpt with
the same color and then in your revision strategy, refer to that color of
highlighting and explain what you did between the drafts)
notes that accompany the links to the various items on this page that
explain what they are and where they came in the process---use your
notes to curate your work
3. A page that collects your work and illustrates your process for writing
the Rhetorical Analysis: Modern-Day Holmes Essay. This page should
include
at least two drafts of your essay, with an explanation of your writing
and revising process. If this is the essay you chose to fully revise, make
that clear in your notations; if this is the essay you only revise one
paragraph of, make that clear and include the final draft of that
paragraph.
a revision strategy that you wrote between the drafts
examples of ways that you changed specific sentences or
paragraphs of your essay from draft to draft (this could be done with
color coding--highlight the original excerpt and the revised excerpt with
the same color and then in your revision strategy, refer to that color of
highlighting and explain what you did between the drafts)
notes that accompany the links to the various items on this page that
explain what they are and where they came in the process---use your
notes to curate your work
4. A page that collects your group's work on the Wiki Projects This page
should include
excerpts from the Wikis to illustrate what you contributed (copy and
paste your wiki material into your ePortfolio). You do not have to include
everything you wrote for the wikis--choose your best work from each
project
a detailed summary of what YOU did to contribute to the collaboration
for each wiki project, a reflection on how it went and what items you
feel you (and your group as a whole) needed to improve on for
next time
what you learned from working collaboratively, and from the research you
did for the wiki projects