Web of Learning
Development and Artifact Collection
This entire e-portfolio site represents the work I’ve done during the MET program. However, the capstone project for the ETEC590: Graduating Project course required a more thoughtful artifact selection process, which “demonstrate achievement of specific standards or goals” (Barrett, 2000). My course instructor preferred that I develop the final project e-portfolio site on a platform other than WordPress in order to differentiate the sites more easily. Therefore, I created my final project, the Web of Learning site on Weebly.
It’s my personal goal to continue with exploring educational technologies, learning and trying things which are new to me. Because of those values I decided to explore presenting my e-portfolio artifacts using StoryMap JS. This is the first StoryMap I’ve created.
If you are having trouble viewing the multimedia StoryMap graphic above, or you want to see a full screen version, visit this link: https://uploads.knightlab.com/storymapjs/d62671217dbbafcc9256b6465cc66042/test5/index.html
During the development process I realized that while a StoryMap is a fun and interactive way to present content, it was limiting for my purposes.
References
Barrett, Helen. (2000) The Electronic Portfolio Development Process. Chapter from American Association for Higher Education (AAHE). Retrieved from: http://electronicportfolios.com/portfolios/aahe2000.html