Creating e-portfolios using PowerPoint Book

The Foundations for Portfolio Development Introduction Terms used in portfolio development The Performance-based Movement Portfolios are Authentic and Standards-Based Reflection: An Integral Part of Portfolio Development The Power of Portfolios The Advantages and Disadvantages of Portfolio Assessment Kinds of Portfolios and Their Uses Introduction Types of Portfolios Planning for a Portfolio Four Examples from Purposeful Portfolios Using Standards in Portfolio Construction Introduction Standards for Students Standards for Preservice Teachers Standards for Teachers Resources for Standards Self-Assessment Introduction Rubrics Can Help Reflection and Self-Assessment Self Assessment for Teachers Self Assessment Oppoertunities for Students Presenting the Portfolio Introduction Presentation Skills Additional resources for Design Decisions Presenting the portfolio to others Presentations of Student Portfolios Presentation of Teacher Portfolios Professional Development Presentations Introduction to the Electronic Portfolio Introduction Web-based portfolio tools Non-web-based portfolio tools Selecting a portfolio tool Power Point as a portfolio development tool Power Point Basics Introduction Start at the Beginning Starting Power Point Selecting a Slide Background Selection of Font Type and Size Selecting Slide Views to Accomplish Work Slide Transition and Animation A Word About Copyright Law Is There Fair Use Adding Clip Art to the Presentation Adding Internet Images to the presentation Adding Sound to the Presentation Adding movies to a presentation Adding Internet or document links to the presentation Using Action Buttons Showing the presentation Building Non-linear Power Point Portfolios Introduction Making Power Point less linear by hyperlinking Building a Structure for an Electronic Portfolio Editing Images Using Basic Photo Shop Capabilities Taking a part of the image: Cropping Adjusting the size of an image Masking part of an image: Filtering Adjusting for brightness (color, contrast and brightness)
Editing sound Editing video Tools You Can Use Introduction Collecting documents for the portfolio Of dots and pixels: Image sizes Scanning materials for use as artifacts Using digital cameras to capture images A few photography hints Capturing and using digital video Saving a portfolio to media Burning a CD Saving information to a DVD Power Point-based Electronic Portfolios - Guides to Follow Introduction What happened - A guide to common errors Downloading Power Point reader - for free!
Downloading Quick Time - for Free The future - what promises to make electronic portfolios more effective