Happy Friday, E-Learning Heroes!
Last week you visually explained what you do as course designers. This week, it’s time to show what you’ve done as course designers.
How do you show your ...
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Miranda,
That was one of my biggest struggles in creating my e-portfolio, plus the nervousness of not knowing if mine was going to be "good" enough to present....and I hate to admit that I procrastinated for about 2 years. At some point, I downloaded the 30 day trial and just went for it...you could say that I gave myself my own forced deadline...30 days :) which definitely helped me to get it all together. I started with a brainstorming session that developed into an outline of subjects that I thought would be easy, fun, and interactive. I created 2 "more serious" samples and a few fun subject samples and little by little, I completed the entire portfolio on my 29th day. I think I also started with an idea of the template that I wanted to use for my entire layout, then worked on the samples and added them in as I completed them. You can do it...it's just a matter of starting and finishing :)
That was one of my biggest struggles in creating my e-portfolio, plus the nervousness of not knowing if mine was going to be "good" enough to present....and I hate to admit that I procrastinated for about 2 years. At some point, I downloaded the 30 day trial and just went for it...you could say that I gave myself my own forced deadline...30 days :) which definitely helped me to get it all together. I started with a brainstorming session that developed into an outline of subjects that I thought would be easy, fun, and interactive. I created 2 "more serious" samples and a few fun subject samples and little by little, I completed the entire portfolio on my 29th day. I think I also started with an idea of the template that I wanted to use for my entire layout, then worked on the samples and added them in as I completed them. You can do it...it's just a matter of starting and finishing :)