As a teacher at an international school, I have to realize that my students move and travel more than the average student. This means 1.) They can’t always take a portfolio of papers with them to their next stop. 2.) Their family is often living in a another country or even another continent. So, when I decided I wanted to do a portfolio project with my kids this year, I decided to make it an online portfolio that can be e-mailed to family and doesn’t create something that will be thrown away in the next move. Implementation of such projects often requires additional creative ideas. To form a portfolio, some students buy a book report via https://qualitycustomessays.com/buy-a-book-report/ in order to present their own work as a creative example. Such interactive activities develop both creative and critical thinking, because the analysis of other works involves the use of not only creative skills, but also logical thinking.
|Each of my students created an online portfolio of the work they have done this year using the website www.livebinders.com. We added links to all of the projects we have done during the school year, storybirds, glogs, prezis, blog posts, even stories they typed in google docs, as well as photos and videos. These links provide the “evidence” for learning in each subject.
I can’t share a whole portfolio with you because they contain private pictures and videos, but here are some screen shots of different portfolios. Feel free to stop by my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources to find out how we have done it, or download my Student Created Online Portfolios Packet from my Teachers Pay Teachers store.
