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Developing a Web Based Educational Portfolio Chapter Nine provides an introduction for students interested in developing electronic web-based portfolios. A good starting point is: Electronic Portfolios: A New Idea in Assessment Model standards for licensing new teachers developed by the Council of Chief State School Officers as part of the Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (INTASC). These standards can be found at: Model Standards for Beginning Teacher Licensing and Development Online guidelines for creating a portfolio can be found at: Developing a Professional Portfolio Networking with Digital Portfolios in Sharing Teacher Expertise Electronic Teaching Portfolios Examples of Electronic Portfolios ( University of Virginia) Creating Your Own Web Pages For more information on Power Point and how it can be used to create web sites, link to the following sites. Microsoft Template Gallery Copyright free visual sources are available at: Microsoft Design Gallery In terms of creating your own web site, the following sites will help you get started. Your university may also provide introductory web programming instruction. The fact is that a couple of hours with a web editing program or manual will start you on your way without too much trouble.
World Wide Web FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) A Beginner’s Guide to HTML WWW Viewer Test Page
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