My Work by Themes

Create as many pages as you would like to show different themes in your work. These might be about content or they might be skills you have developed. 

Be creative in how you represent your work to highlight what is important to you. And of course, they won't be named "My Themes." Name them appropriately.

You can work to develop your themes using the worksheet on framing your work. See Step 2.

Look at the page on reflective prompts if you want ideas about what to write on any of your theme pages. There are also ideas on the template

You can include documents, links to videos, photo galleries, music, flyers you have created for events, documentation of events in other ways, etc. 

You should have language on your theme pages that tells the reader what is here and why it is here. What do you want them to see? For example:

Below you will be able to access pages that describe different aspects of my Division II work. I have done work in <Fiield of Study 1> and <Field of Study 2> as well as developed skills in <Skill 1> and <Skill 2>. I see these as interwoven in my work, etc........  

Or

Not only has my thinking changed over the course of my Div II, but I have developed skills that will support my in.... In particular, I would like to point out the depth of my ability to.... and .... What I am most proud of is my growth in...... You can see that best in the piece below entitled....

Or

I have included work on this page that shows... What I particularly want you to notice is....

Above, I've embedded a pdf (the manual for IRB) and inserted a link to a youtube video (a tutorial on building google sites). These are here just as placeholders so you can see what it looks like to add artifacts.