Portfolio

**You will develop a working portfolio for this course...**
Portfolios encourage students to collect examples of their work as they progress through the various activities, labs, and production projects. Selecting particular items to include in a portfolio encourages students to reflect on what they have learned or accomplished and what they have yet to learn. Portfolio items may include: journal notes, drafts, photographs, audio or video tapes, computer discs, etc. Portfolios may be used for peer, teacher, and self-assessments, and to showcase selected works for parents, post-secondary institutions, or potential employers.


 * Portfolios can help students:**
 * reflect on personal growth and accomplishment
 * see links between home, school and community education and activities
 * collect materials to prepare applications for post-secondary education program entrance and scholarships
 * collect materials to prepare for employment applications
 * focus on career planning.


 * **Portfolios can help post-secondary institutions:**
 * determine suitable candidates for awards and scholarships
 * evaluate candidates for program entrance
 * evaluate prior learning for program placement


 * **Portfolios can help communities:**
 * reflect on the involvement in a student's education, and the support offered to learners
 * demonstrate the link between the home, school, and community in education


 * **Portfolios can help potential employers:**
 * identify employable skills desired in future employees
 * provide evidence of knowledge and skill development of potential employees

**YOUR PORTFOLIO WILL BE YOUR WIKISPACES PAGES THAT YOU HAVE CREATED**

 * Make sure that you save all of your work throughout the year in your file server. Once you have completed a project, save a good copy in your file server and also post it to your Wikispaces page.**


 * Here is a page that will remind you of how to post files and videos to your wiki...click here**