ePortfolio

You must present your publications in an eportfolio along with supporting evidence. Think of it as a showcase and don't leave it until the last minute. Work on it as you go along and: Make a detailed list of everything that should be in your eportfolio. Use this [|checklist] to help you. You should not need to add much more. Save the finished list in your user area and use it as a checklist.
 * EPORTFOLIO 1 **
 * build time into your plan
 * make sure that the final publications are clearly presented in one section.
 * EPORTFOLIO 2 **

How should it be structured?
It is important that the structure of your eportfolio is logical so that the moderator can find all the evidence. Create a structure chart to map out the pages of your eportfolio and how they link together. Use a logical folder structure and sensible folder and file names. The chart should also show links to the evidence that you want to include. The eportfolio should include these pages:
 * a home page that includes:
 * who you are, your registration number, your centre name and number
 * the title of this SPB (Dance o'Clock Level 2)
 * the browser and resolution that should be used to view the eportfolio
 * links to the context pages
 * context pages to introduce and link to the required evidence.

Preparing the evidence
Every moderator has a set of software called the Moderator's Toolkit. It specifies the readers and players that all moderators will have available. It is your responsibility to ensure that your eportfolio only includes files which can be read using the toolkit. The [|Moderator’s Toolkit] is published on the DiDA micro-site. Complete your eportfolio using your structure chart to help you. Make sure that there is a link to every item of evidence and that all the links work. You must ensure that the final publications are clearly presented in each section of the eportfolio.
 * EPORTFOLIO 3 **
 * Building the eportfolio **

Testing
Test your eportfolio to ensure that it works properly even when it is on a standalone computer. Ask suitable test users to test it and give you feedback. Make sure that you specify the browser(s) or other software you have used for testing.

Check the size
Make sure that your eportfolio is not too big. The maximum size is **20 MB**.

Review of eportfolio
Ask suitable reviewers for comments on your finished eportfolio. Keep a record of what they say so that you can add it to your project review.

Mark Alert! [|MARK ALERT - Eportfolio.doc]