Lesson 15 - Portfolios are due!
Week 15 • Spring Semester 2020 • Apr. 20-26, 2020
April 29, 2020 is the portfolio deadline. No resubmissions will be accepted after this date for score changes.
- Face-to-Face Class: Apr. 21: 3:00-5:30 - EDUC 170 Mac Lab: 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, 2020 is the portfolio deadline. No resubmissions will be accepted after this date for score changes.
- Final Portfolios are Due on April 29 by midnight.
- There will be no final test. Your portfolio is your final project.
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 A01-05
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.
Sincerely,
Nathan Smith
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.
Sincerely,
Nathan Smith
How will my portfolio be scored and what is it worth toward my grade?
- The portfolio project will be worth up to 280 points of your final grade.
- Each of the 10 required exhibits will be scored during the semester shortly after they are due (and will be worth 200 points total toward your final grade). You can have more than the 10 required exhibits in your portfolio. In fact, up to two of them can be used as extra credit (for up to 40 points). Portfolio Exhibits will be scored with the following rubric:
- What does each category mean?
- Incomplete - this wasn't turned in at all. Please finish and submit. The only score you can't change in this rubric is the submitted on time section. All the other sections can be rescored for a higher score if you improve on your exhibit and resubmit.
- Emerging - It's at a very beginner, basic level. You should work on this and improve. Please try again - practice - improve - resubmit.
- Developing - It's moved past the beginner stage. You are improving. Still needs more work and practice. Please try again - improve - resubmit.
- Proficient - It's now at an acceptable level. You've done a good job! The practice has paid off. Nice work!
- Advanced - It's now at the WOW! stage. You've done a fantastic job! It's professional in every respect. Well done!
- At the end of the semester, when the final portfolio is due, up to 40 additional points will be awarded for the overall look and feel of your portfolio. It will be scored on a rubric that will be provided to you.
- Remember to use the design and composition principles you've learned this semester when designing your portfolio. It should look very professional - something you'd be proud to submit to a potential employer!
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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!
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