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Lesson 15 - Portfolios are due!

Week 15 • Spring Semester 2019 • Apr. 22-28, 2019
  • Face-to-Face Class: Apr. 23: 3:00-5:30: This Face-to-Face class will be a portfolio work session. No new content to be taught, but I will be there to help anyone that needs help with their portfolios.

April 29, 2018 is the portfolio deadline. No resubmissions will be accepted after this date for score changes.
The rubric below will be used to evaluate your your overall portfolio. I will be scoring each of the ten required portfolio submissions (worth up to 10 points each) and up to two extra credit submissions (worth up to 5 points each) as described in the final project page in Lesson 1:5

Your portfolios should be finalized and ready to score by the end of the day the portfolio is due.  I will begin scoring them the next day.
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Sincerely,
​Nathan Smith
These final portfolio scores are based on a 5 point scale should be interpreted as follows:
  • ​0 = incomplete - not submitted
  • 3 or lower = 60% or lower:  You had difficulty with this. It flopped.
  • 3.5 = 70%: There are some good things going on - but it still needs work!
  • 4 = 80%: Passable - it's good - but it's not professional yet.
  • 4.5 = 90%:  Quite good!  Almost there!  There are some details that still need attention.
  • 5 = 100%:  Professional in every respect.  Outstanding!
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​First of all - the overall portfolio evaluation will be scored with the following rubric:
Then, each of the 10 required exhibits will be scored using this rubric format: Total possible = 100 points
Then, up to two optional extra credit exhibits are will be scored this way. Total of 10 points possible. If you do the extra credit exhibits, you can earn up to 150 points. If you just do the 10 required exhibits, you can earn up to 140 points total.
It has truly been a pleasure to work and learn along with you this year!  As you move on, I just want you to know you're awesome! My best wishes to each one of you!
Page last updated April 11, 2019.  This lesson combines my own work (images, text, videos) which are ©2019 by Nathan Smith.  All other images, videos, and cited text sources are curated from the internet, and are publicly available.