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What is a Digital Portfolio?
What is a Digital Portfolio?
A digital portfolio is a collection of work, achievements, and reflections.
Students will create a digital portfolio and add various artifacts and reflections providing evidence of their mathematical growth throughout the school year
We will be using Google Sites to create our digital portfolios.
Why Digital Portfolios?
Why Digital Portfolios?
Encourages creativity & self-reflection
Students take ownership of their learning
Provides opportunities for collaboration & communication with peers & family
One location to see student progress & growth
The Four Components of Your Digital Portfolio
The Four Components of Your Digital Portfolio
Home Page
Home Page
Students will use the Home Page to introduce themselves, share their favorite inspirational quote, and three goals for this year.
Artifacts
Artifacts
Artifacts are items, projects, or products that students create. Student will showcase their work in their digital portfolios.
Reflection
Reflection
Students will self-reflect on their work and share their thinking process.
Collaboration
Collaboration
Students will work independently on their own portfolios, but will provide feedback to their peers and collaborate on various projects throught the year.
Example Digital Portfolio
Example Digital Portfolio
Portfolio Rubric, Components, & Check-ins
Portfolio Rubric, Components, & Check-ins
Words to Know
Words to Know
Artifacts - for the portfolio, an artifact could be an essay, a slideshow presentation, pictures, or evidence that demonstrates your work.
Artifacts - for the portfolio, an artifact could be an essay, a slideshow presentation, pictures, or evidence that demonstrates your work.
Components - parts of a whole; "Components of a portfolio are the parts of a portfolio"
Components - parts of a whole; "Components of a portfolio are the parts of a portfolio"
Writing Conventions - grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization
Writing Conventions - grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization
Collaboration - teamwork, working together, communication, feedback, peer reviews
Collaboration - teamwork, working together, communication, feedback, peer reviews
Essential Question - an important question for a lesson or unit
Essential Question - an important question for a lesson or unit
Academic Vocabulary - words that are used in an academic/school subject; for example: equivalent is used in math and means equal to.
Academic Vocabulary - words that are used in an academic/school subject; for example: equivalent is used in math and means equal to.
Rubric - a grid or chart that shows a student the exact criteria they need to complete to be successful.
Rubric - a grid or chart that shows a student the exact criteria they need to complete to be successful.
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