Eportfolio+Assignment

=**E-Portfolio Assignment**=

All design rules such as alignment, proximity, contrast, repetition, readability and ease of use should be used in your E-Portfolio.

Your E-Portfolio should be in a folder (site) named with your name followed the underscore and then the word ‘eportfolio’ (example: saliba_eportfolio). This folder should be a sub-folder of your network folder located in the web design network folder.

Create a frameset made up of index.html, main.html and toc.html. This should be in the root directory. To work on the main or toc page, always open index. The toc page should contain links to the home pages that you will create and the main page will have your picture and name on it.

In Dreamweaver, create a folder for each of your classes in the root directory. Proper naming convention should be used (lowercase and no spaces).

Create a home page for each of your classes and save it with the subject name followed by ‘home’ in the appropriate subject folder. For instance, for a math home page, call it math_home.html and save it in the math sub-folder. Any math images, documents or links should be kept in the math sub-folder along with the home page. This applies to all of the other folders as well.

Each subject home page will have a title, an appropriate graphic or picture, a reflection and several links to at least 3 examples of work and to any external sites that are used in class.

For example, in Web Design you could link to our wiki site or to the w3 site we used for learning html. Examples of work could include various Photoshop graphics we created or html code you wrote. A reflection should go beyond just mentioning the teacher’s name and course description, but it should indicate what was difficult for you, what was interesting to you and what you got out of the class this year.

Grading will be done in stages as assigned. You will be graded on the use of proper design elements, originality and creativity, the amount of effort put in making the site and you will be graded on spelling and grammar.