Examples of online portfolios

Primary

Blogger examples from Pt. England

http://pesyear1.blogspot.com/

Early Childhood Portfolios Blogger

Links:

http://kdgroom102.blogspot.com/ (Carol Stream, IL)

http://manaiakindergarten.blogspot.com/ (New Zealand)

http://hunterparkkindergarten.blogspot.com/ (NZ - with links to 2 public blogs)

http://hpkgtn09abigail.blogspot.com/  (NZ = public student example in Blogger - lots of embedded images+video)

http://bennybee.blogspot.com/ 

Intermediate/Middle School

Blogger examples from Pt. England

http://pesalat.blogspot.com/

http://pesbrooklyna.blogspot.com/

http://peschantef.blogspot.com/

All Pt. England blogs:

http://www.ptengland.school.nz/

6th Grade - YIS (Kim Cofino) - Blogger

http://kimcofino.com/blog/2011/06/12/blogs-as-showcase-portfolios/

e-Portfolios created at Bucklands Beach Intermediate School, Auckland, New Zealand (students in years 7-8 – ages 10-13)

Tim (posted to Weebly)

Cheyenne (saved to Wikispaces)

Jessica (saved to Wikispaces)

Ellen (saved to Blogger)

Nicola (saved to Blogger)

High School

Google Sites examples

• Blue Ridge Virtual Governor's School

• Ryan Minnick (BRVGS)

• Kathy Schrock's blog entry on how her district is implementing GoogleApps

  • RSU #19 Portfolio Template

• RSU#19's GoogleApps for Education Portfolio Plan

  • Conserve School Student portfolios (using Google Sites)

Google Sites Portfolio Templates

When creating a new Google Site, there are new templates available to use. Here are some of the templates available for portfolios:

• • EL0221: Spoken Language

  • My Physics Portfolio

  • My Chemistry Portfolio

  • Literacy Assessment Portfolio

  • CGS E-PORTFOLIO

  • EDCI550 Professional Portfolio

  • Chapin Student's Portfolio

  • Transition Portfolio Template

Questions from Student-led conferences (ASB)

• • A reflection entry that shows some of my best thinking about my learning

  • A goal I have achieved or a goal I want to achieve....

  • Something new that I have learned about myself since the beginning of the year

  • Something I have done that I am most proud of this year

  • Here is an improvement piece (something that shows my progress) (You could compare two artifacts to show your improvement.)

  • An area I know I need to work on

  • An area of school I am really good at