Dr. Freedman's Digital Portfolio Model
I am very excited that this school year you will be running your second student led conference. You are going to be amazing talking about you! I have developed this Google site for you to understand how to create your own Google Site for your student led conference. There will be a lot of reflection that goes into your creation. Remember you are the designer. I will provide some direction and the rest is up to you! You are the driver of your own learning.
This first page is your welcome page.
1. Introduce your audience to who you are.
2. Share some fun facts about yourself.
3. Include your interests and likes/dislikes.
4. Let your audience know what they are about to see, including an agenda for the conference.
5. Add photos, drawings, or video to support your text.
By now you might be wondering what you will be collecting to include on your digital portfolio.
Your digital portfolio will have
A welcome page
A Metacognition page
3 pages for each type of evidence you collected
You can use photo or video for your evidence
You can use work you already created (Did you know you have a Google Classroom folder in your drive?)
You will need to explain what the evidence is and why you are including it.
See Sample Below from Kelli Vogstad's students for guidance.
You can also include links to your blogs, reading letters, DQs, or anything else in your Google Drive you want to showcase beyond the 2-3 pieces expected.
Throughout the year you will add things to your portfolio to show your growth!
Go through your Google Drive and/or desk to find pieces of work that showcase you as a learner.
2. You are looking for evidence that show the following:
What you learned
Areas for growth
What you are proud of
4. Make a list of all your ideas you could possible share at your student led conference.
Jot a note of the item and why you want to include it.
FYI: You can use pictures and/or video for your site.
6. You will need to provide at leasta total of four different pieces of evidence on each page. You can choose from the following on each page.
Reading
Writing
Math
Science
Social Studies
Behaviors that Contribute to School Success
