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Your portfolio is a personal website where you will collect, present, and reflect on your creative work. You will build it throughout the semester and use it as evidence of your learning during your portfolio conferences.
LEARNING GOALS
LEARNING GOALS
Create and maintain a digital portfolio that:
organizes and archives your creative work
communicates who you are as a media artist
presents your work clearly and visually
explains your creative and technical choices
reflects your learning and growth
provides evidence for assessment
PORTFOLIO REQUIREMENTS
PORTFOLIO REQUIREMENTS
PLATFORM
PLATFORM
Canva
Carrd.co
another free website builder of your choice
You may use the class Canva template or create/adapt your own design.
EACH PROJECT
EACH PROJECT
Every major project added to your portfolio should include:
YOUR WORK (a working video, embed, image, or link)
ARTIST STATEMENT
What did you make?
What was your role?
What creative or technical choices did you make?
What did you learn?
Returning student?
Update and improve your existing portfolio rather than starting over.
ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT
Your portfolio has two main goals:
1. Create a functioning archive of your work
2. Present your work in a visually strong way
PROFICIENT
PROFICIENT
A Proficient portfolio:
is complete and published
is clear and easy to navigate
organizes required projects effectively
includes working media
includes complete artist statements
explains your role, choices, and learning
uses a consistent and readable visual design
makes effective choices about layout, images, fonts, and colour
Using the class Canva template effectively can demonstrate Proficient achievement.
EXTENDING
EXTENDING
An Extending portfolio may show:
a strong and distinctive visual identity
thoughtful customization
intentional organization and curation
especially effective use of layout, images, typography, colour, or sequencing
insightful reflection on process and growth
increasing independence and artistic intention
An extending portfolio should work well first, then use visual design to strengthen how your work is presented and understood.
SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
MIDTERM PORTFOLIO — DUE NOVEMBER 13
MIDTERM PORTFOLIO — DUE NOVEMBER 13
By midterm, your goal is to have a complete, working first version of your portfolio.
Your portfolio must include:
☐ A published website
☐ A homepage
☐ A short introduction
☐ Clear navigation
☐ A working video or embed of your 10-Shot Scene
☐ An artist statement for your 10-Shot Scene
☐ A consistent, readable design
YEAR-END PORTFOLIO — DUE FOR YOUR CONFERENCE
YEAR-END PORTFOLIO — DUE FOR YOUR CONFERENCE
JANUARY 27, 28, OR 29
By year end, your goal is to have a fully updated portfolio that shows your work and growth across the semester.
Before your conference, make sure:
☐ All required major projects are included
☐ All videos, embeds, images, and links work
☐ Each major project has an artist statement
☐ Your homepage and introduction are current
☐ Your projects are easy to find
☐ Navigation works
☐ Writing has been proofread
☐ Your portfolio shows evidence of your growth, creative choices, and learning
You will use your portfolio as evidence during your Final Portfolio Conference.
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