E-Learning Portfolio Examples #333: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to:
Share a link to your e-learning portfolio
Tell us your favorite portfoli...
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Hi Everyone! My website and portfolio are a constant work in progress. I spent much of last year rebranding myself and creating a whole new website for future freelance work. My skills have developed more since my initial portfolio and I no longer felt those assets represented me well. My new portfolio is included on this new site. Right now, I have 2 elearns, 2 elearning heroes challenges, some infographics, and an ILT. There is more to come.
https://thequeenid.com/
Tips:
1) Think longevity when picking a domain name. If you are considering doing some freelance work later down the road, choose a name that can grow with you. One of the reasons I rebranded was b/c my initial site was only a portfolio and didn't meet the need for me to become a freelancer. So, I ended up having to pay for a second domain name when I rebranded.
2) Think quality of work over quantity. It is better to have a few fantastic assets versus a bunch of mediocre assets.
3) Include contact information and updated resume on your site.
https://thequeenid.com/
Tips:
1) Think longevity when picking a domain name. If you are considering doing some freelance work later down the road, choose a name that can grow with you. One of the reasons I rebranded was b/c my initial site was only a portfolio and didn't meet the need for me to become a freelancer. So, I ended up having to pay for a second domain name when I rebranded.
2) Think quality of work over quantity. It is better to have a few fantastic assets versus a bunch of mediocre assets.
3) Include contact information and updated resume on your site.