The Web Portfolio Guide Creating Electronic Portfolios for the Web,9780321093455

The Web Portfolio Guide Creating Electronic Portfolios for the Web

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9780321093455
ISBN10: 0321093453
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2002-08-06
Publisher(s): Pearson
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Summary

This text gives sound practical advice to student writers on constructing portfolios on the Web, including planning and drafting; using templates, integrating graphics and multimedia; and revising, editing, and publishing the finished product. Based on current scholarship in the discipline,The Web Portfolio Handbooksuggests that the Web is an ideal medium for portfolio writing, arguing that the very concept of a portfolio, whether paper or electronic, is hypertextual. By creating web portfolios, which include not only implicit links but active hyperlinks between artifacts and reflections, authors synthesize the products of their learningboth for themselves and for their audiences. To this end, the text gives sound practical advice to student writers on constructing portfolios on the Web.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
xii
Instructors' Preface xiii
Introduction 1(1)
How Will This Book Help You Create a Web Portfolio?
1(1)
What You Need to Start
2(1)
Getting Help
3(2)
Understanding Web Portfolios
5(36)
What Is a Web Portfolio?
5(9)
Defining Portfolios
5(2)
Categorizing Portfolios
7(1)
Context: Academic or Professional
7(1)
Purpose: Working or Presentation
8(1)
The Web and Portfolio Development
9(2)
Looking at Web Portfolios
11(3)
Why Should You Create a Web Portfolio?
14(2)
Creating a Web Portfolio Shows What You've Learned
14(1)
Creating a Web Portfolio Gives You a Real Audience
15(1)
Creating a Web Portfolio Can Help You Reflect on What You've Learned
15(1)
The Web Is a Practical Way to Make Portfolios
16(1)
How Does a Web Portfolio Work?
16(4)
Web Clients and Servers
16(2)
Uniform Resource Locators
18(2)
What Makes a Good Web Portfolio?
20(20)
Web Portfolios and Reflection: Textual Rhetoric
22(1)
Good Web Portfolios Explain the Context of Artifacts
23(1)
Good Web Portfolios Explain the Process by which Artifacts Were Developed
23(1)
Good Web Portfolios Give an Honest and Convincing Self-Assessment
24(1)
Web Portfolios and Design: Visual Rhetoric
25(2)
Subtlety
27(1)
Consistency
27(1)
Clear Navigation
28(1)
Straightforward Page Layout
29(2)
Legibility and Ease of Reading
31(3)
Thoughtful Use of Emphasis
34(2)
Careful Use of Color
36(1)
Web Portfolios and Connections: Structural Rhetoric
37(3)
Conclusion
40(1)
Planning Your Web Portfolio
41(22)
Keeping a Working Portfolio
42(1)
Analyzing Your Situation
43(5)
Analyzing Requirements and Standards
44(1)
Analyzing Purposes and Goals
45(1)
Analyzing Audiences
46(2)
Assessing Your Work
48(3)
Deciding What to Include
49(1)
Deciding What to Revise
50(1)
Planning for Reflection
51(1)
Planning for Documentation
52(2)
Creating a Web Portfolio Plan
54(5)
Final List of Contents
55(1)
Web Site Structure
56(1)
Page Design
57(2)
Write the Web Portfolio Plan
59(1)
Conclusion
59(4)
Creating Your Web Portfolio
63(24)
Creating and Using a Template
63(16)
Managing Resources
66(1)
Creating a Resources Folder in Microsoft Windows
66(1)
Creating a Resources Folder in Apple OS
66(1)
Getting Started with a Web Page Editor
66(2)
Saving a Template
68(1)
Using Tables to Organize Space
69(1)
Creating a Layout Table
69(1)
Setting Column Widths
70(1)
Setting Cell Alignment
71(1)
Setting Background and Text Colors
71(3)
Creating and Modifying Text
74(2)
Capturing Images
76(1)
Inserting Images
77(1)
Creating a Navigation Bar
77(2)
Copying and Filling in the Template
79(2)
Fixing Problems
80(1)
Setting HTML Page Titles
81(1)
Incorporating Artifacts in Web Portfolios
81(1)
Translating Artifacts into Web Portfolio Pages
82(3)
Copying and Pasting Text into Web Portfolio Pages
82(1)
Saving Documents as HTML
83(1)
Linking Artifacts Directly to the Portfolio
83(2)
Conclusion
85(2)
Graphics and Multimedia in Web Portfolios
87(42)
Graphics, Multimedia, and Copyright
88(3)
Graphics
91(27)
Graphics File Types
93(1)
Color in Web Graphics
94(3)
Capturing Graphics
97(1)
Scanning Graphics
97(2)
Using Digital Cameras
99(1)
Modifying Graphics
100(1)
Cropping
101(1)
Resizing
101(1)
Adjusting Color, Brightness, and Contrast
102(1)
Optimizing Graphics for the Web
103(1)
Saving Files as JPEGs
104(1)
Saving Files as GIFs
105(3)
Advanced Techniques: Filters, Transparency, Text
108(1)
Applying Filters in Photoshop
108(1)
Adding Text in Photoshop
108(1)
Making Transparent GIFs in Photoshop
109(4)
Creating Original Graphics
113(1)
Creating Navigation Buttons
114(2)
Creating Charts
116(2)
Audio and Video
118(7)
Why Use Audio and Video?
118(2)
The Web and Audio/Video Files
120(1)
Capturing Audio and Video
121(1)
Capturing Audio
121(1)
Capturing Video
122(1)
Editing Audio and Video
122(1)
Formatting Audio or Video for the Web
123(1)
Inserting Audio and Video in Web Pages
124(1)
Slide Presentations
125(2)
Conclusion
127(2)
Revising and Editing Your Web Portfolio
129(12)
Getting Feedback
129(3)
Designing a Survey
131(1)
Administering User Testing
132(1)
Revising and Editing
132(7)
Assessing Feedback
133(1)
Creating a Revision Action List
134(1)
List Areas of Concern
134(1)
Translate the List into Actions
134(1)
Prioritize the Revision Action List
134(1)
Editing Your Web Portfolio
135(1)
Use Powerful Verbs
136(1)
Use Active Voice
137(1)
Manage Sentence and Paragraph Length
137(1)
Avoid Wordiness
138(1)
Strike a Balance between Casual and Formal Language
139(1)
Conclusion
139(2)
Publishing Your Web Portfolio
141(10)
Uploading Your Portfolio to the Web
141(5)
Deciding to Upload Your Web Portfolio
142(1)
Using File Transfer Protocol Programs
143(1)
Logging in to a Web Server with WS_FTP LE
144(2)
Transferring Files with WS_FTP LE
146(1)
Publishing Your Web Portfolio on Disk
146(3)
Conclusion
149(2)
Creating the Professional Web Portfolio
151(14)
Professional Development Web Portfolios
151(1)
Professional Marketing Web Portfolios
152(4)
Electronic Resumes and Web Portfolios
156(5)
HTML Resumes
156(1)
Creating Targets
157(1)
Making a Table of Contents and Creating Links to Targets
157(1)
PDF Resumes
158(1)
Text Resumes
159(2)
Marketing Your Web Portfolio
161(2)
Conclusion
163(2)
Glossary 165(8)
Bibliography 173(8)
Index 181

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