DO include 

• your NAME in the first slide (and a little info about yourself if you like)

• in slide #2: YOUR PERSONAL OBJECTIVE for your portfolio (How will making it help you during the 2nd half of the year?HINT: scroll up and read the objective of this activity)

• Screenshots of your work (don't include links unless it's really necessary like to play a Scratch game, or to show an Excel work. So: no links to STATIC work)

• EXAMPLES of how you could apply your new abilities to other subjects or your daily life 

• Phrases taken from the assignments in Alexia (this will help you express why you did each activity, how each tool is useful, and what you were supposed to learn)

• a CONCLUSION slide at the end

Do NOT include links to Alexia activities: as teachers we know perfectly well what the instructions were. 

If you used a Technological Ability for ANY OTHER subject, please DO include it as well. It's great to see you apply this knowledge. 

If you used any AI to assist you, please write it as a comment

Post a link attached to a word, and decorate using the built in AI. Include your prompt

1) One or more images to visually communicate what the activity is about

• you do NOT need to include ALL of your work, pick a significant part

• A LINK to your actual work (only when NECESSARY)

  • make completely sure your work IS REACHABLE by people who are not logged-in as yourself. If you try it in your own computer, it may not work in somebody else's. 

    • Try it in an INCOGNITO WINDOW 

• make sure the link looks ELEGANT by making a clickable word and decorate with an AI image

  • use CONTROL-K or COMMAND-K to paste your link

    
    

2) A short, objective, non-personal description of the activity

• WHY. Explain the objective for this activity

• WHAT did you have to do?

• HOW: what technological tools did you use?

3) Reflections:the KEY ELEMENT of the ePortfolio.You should include your personal ideas 

• the reason why you chose that piece of work

• describe THE PROCESS you went through

  • how did you manage?

  • what did you struggle with?

• Explain WHAT YOU LEARNED

  • define your new or improved ability

• Connect with other aspects of your life

  • how can the ability you learned help you at school and/or in daily life?

• Have another look at Edu's 17 TIPS for efficient visual communication

REVISE SOME INTERESTING DESIGN TIPS

Pay close attention to the following design tips before you begin

• Colors COMMUNICATE! Read THIS ARTICLE to understand this concept. Then, be SMART when choosing colors: imitate good designers. Check the Adobe Color Wheel to find triads of complementary colors. Also, find examples and info about colors in THIS FOLDER 

• Mind your FONTS! Written text communicates way more than what it seems. HERE is another article you'll find helpful. Of course if you are working online you don't need to download or install fonts in your computer. Then check out THIS FOLDER to find examples of what to do and what NOT to do