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DIGITAL PORTFOLIOS - Fall 2019
Last names at bottom of the page are links to digital portfolios.


Required Postings
Italicized assignments will involve the creation of web-based projects linked to your digital portfolio. All other assignments, including timed writings, should be revised and typed using the text boxes described in the tutorial videos.

Mr. Phillips is learning Google Sites, so he can't offer support at present for Google sites. However, students may use Google Sites if they prefer it.

Quarter One
Summer Assignment
Argument Essay
Publish using Scribd Tool
2 Timed Writings, One & Two
Post a photo of your original draft (with no score visible) next to your typed, revised new draft, so I can see your revisions. Publish using Scribd Tool
1 ACE Paragraph
​(From either Unit One or Unit Two - Use a text box to publish)
Quarter Two
Research Essay & Reflection Essay
Publish Research Essay only using Scribd Tool on new website
2 Timed Writings, Three & Four
Posting a photo of your original draft is optional for three & four. Publish using Scribd Tool
1 ACE Paragraph
​(From either Unit Three or Unit Four - Use a text box to publish)
The design challenge of the digital portfolio is for you to meet the interface needs of the primary users (your teacher and peers) while honoring who you are as a thoughtful, creative individual. I've presented some fairly broad parameters along with some fairly specific content guidelines, but it is up to you to decide how you will meet these expectations. You are encouraged to engage your peers and your teacher in the design process described in the video below. Good luck!

1st Block


4th Block



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