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Do not include any sort of personal information in your portfolio. This includes last names, email or home addresses, social media handles, or phone numbers.
Do not include grades given on any assignment.
Keep language professional and school appropriate.
Use high-quality, well-lit photos.
Go to your drive and select NEW
Select More on the bottom of the menu
Next select Google Sites
Select Pages on the toolbar
To add a new page, click on the button with the + symbol at the bottom of the screen
Label your new page the title of the class you are currently in
The new page will automatically appear on your navigation bar
You will add a page for each Art class you take. Do not delete old pages
To start a new section, use the toolbar on the right to Insert anything from text boxes and photos to Google Docs and YouTube videos
You can also double click anywhere on the page and this dial will appear
As you are working you can preview your page
Along the top of the page select the Preview Icon (computer/phone image)
This allows you to see what your finished page will look like before publishing and can show you where you might need to edit any color/text/image/layout issues
You can move entire sections by clicking on the dots and dragging the section to another area
Under Themes you can choose different styles, colors, and fonts- or you can create your own
You can also upload photos to customize the headers with your own work or use the photos from the gallery
To publish your portfolio, click the blue Publish button at the top right side of the screen
The name of your site should be your last name and first initial and the words "digital portfolio"
In the example my site name is:
nicholsa-digital-portfolio
Always hit Publish after working on it even if you are not finished- your site is saved as you work, but it will only update when you hit Publish
Once you have published your portfolio, select View Published Site- this allows you to see how your page looks to others
The Starry Night, 1889, Oil on Canvas, 29.01 in × 36.26 in
The Starry Night was created by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh. The painting is of a landscape. The brushstrokes in the sky create a sense of movement. Overall, the piece uses cool colors. The addition of yellow in the night sky creates contrast within the piece. Depth is shown by overlapping objects such as the large Cypress tree that feels close to the viewer, the church, the mountains, and the night sky.
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