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present an electronis form of their education portfolio? I was wanting to do a paper based one because I wanted to include a scrapbook portion of things I've done in volunteer hours at the elementary school. I guess me question is an electronic version the norm now? Has anyone recently presented a paper version?

Answer 1

it&#039;s always better to do a paper version because electronic portfolios can easily mess up, not open correctly, get deleted, get lost, etc. so i would say type up all the information on the computer, but print a hard copy and put it into your portfolio.

for my certification program that&#039;s what i did. generally, it is best that if you&#039;re doing an elementary school portfolio to include lots of pictures and color within your portfolio. one easy way to do this is to put colorful borders around each page (ie: apples, pencils, etc). they have a ton of free borders in MS word. or you can go to staples and buy education themed stationary.

Answer 2

take digital photos of the hard copies for your ePortfolio. You can always bring in your old-fashioned hard copies along too......

Good luck

Answer 3

Districts will usually have a preference for one or the other.  Electronic forms are increasingly popular, though.  I was hesitant to do it that way, too, because I wanted to include student work.  I used digital images of the work, and ended up also including a video clip of me teaching, which I got me positive feedback.  Good luck!