This blog is a reflection of our learning journey. Aim to put a photo on every post.
Each post should include:
1. Your actual Post!
2. The Teaching Standard it pertains to
3. How you think this fits the Teaching Standard
4. Your Reflection. What are you learning? So what?
5. Your next steps. What do you want to learn next?
6. Label with your name, the standards it covers, Appraisal. Make sure all labels begin with a cap[ital letter.
hmmm.... it was only a matter of time before some studious person did this. There are a number of issues with doing it this way: 1. It is done using the old version of sites (this might migrate but not 100% guaranteed). 2. It is a static webpage, what happens in 3, 4, 10 years when you have heaps of content? 3. There is no real ability to interact through comments and suchlike features, so it is really a collation exercise, not a growth exercise which is how I'd suggest people use professional portfolios.
hmmm.... it was only a matter of time before some studious person did this. There are a number of issues with doing it this way:
ReplyDelete1. It is done using the old version of sites (this might migrate but not 100% guaranteed).
2. It is a static webpage, what happens in 3, 4, 10 years when you have heaps of content?
3. There is no real ability to interact through comments and suchlike features, so it is really a collation exercise, not a growth exercise which is how I'd suggest people use professional portfolios.
I hope this is helpful?
Rob ;-)