Web Portfolios for Students and Instructors

  • 01/06/03

John Di Marco, Long Island University (11.04 Minutes/7.65MB)

John Di MarcoJohn DiMarco discusses how instructors in digital arts, graphic design, and interactive multimedia can create and implement Web portfolios into their pedagogy, administrative efforts, courses, and their own workloads.

Interviewed by Judith Boettcher

Judith BoettcherVeteran Web caster Judith Boettcher explored the latest education technology topics with presenters at our Syllabus fall2002 Boston-area conference. A new clip is featured each week on Web Radio.

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