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Build Your Digital Portfolio

11/19/2014

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  1. Keyboard for 10 minutes at typingweb.com. Begin by taking the test. Then practice on skills that need to improve.
  2. Copy the URL of your Peer Feedback Document assignment from Monday. Share that URL with me at this Google Form.
  3. Visit my page, Website Development. 
  4. Watch the Building Your Portfolio PowerPoint.
  5. Read the requirements to make your Digital Portfolio. 
  6. Work to add a complete assignment entry for each class you take.  That is: Assignment Title, Image of the Assignment (turn on the Lightbox so it can be enlarged for reading), Reflection of at least 5 sentences. Make it look professional on the page.
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    • Computer Use >
      • Acceptable Use Policy
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    • Digital Citizenship >
      • Copyright
      • Cyber Bullying >
        • Case Study 1
        • Case Study 2
      • Cyber Safety
      • Plagiarism
    • Google >
      • Docs
      • Presentation >
        • Science Vocabulary
        • Share Vocabulary Link
      • Search >
        • Google Inside Search
      • Search Stories
      • Share Spreadsheet URL
      • What is the Web?
    • Haiku Project
    • Hajj Journal
    • Hour of Code
    • How Do I
    • Infographics
    • Keyboarding
    • Microsoft >
      • Microsoft Excel
      • Microsoft Power Point
      • Microsoft Publisher >
        • Africa Rubric Evaluation
      • Microsoft Word >
        • Word Lessons
    • Multimedia Tools
    • Pronoun Practice
    • Rubrics
    • Renaissance Poster
    • Rome Poem
    • STEM Careers
    • Using Tabs
    • Website Development >
      • Digital Portfolio
      • Sample Digital Portfolio
  • Calendars
  • Leadership
    • 7 Habits
    • Leadership Contract
    • A Person of Character
  • Links
    • Save Your Cell Battery
    • What People Earn
    • A World Map
  • Tiger Challenges
  • Credibility
  • Cool Stuff