05 Dec Digital Portfolio Assignment Instructions View the grading rubric prior to beginning the assignmen
Digital Portfolio Assignment Instructions
View the grading rubric prior to beginning the assignment by clicking on “Digital
Portfolio” above. Then, click on the “View Rubric” box. Also, remember that the
assignment you completed in Unit 2 (Draft Initial Ideas for Digital Portfolio) should be
helpful to you as you move forward with this project.
You will develop a professional digital portfolio. A digital portfolio is also called an e-
portfolio, or simply an online portfolio. The portfolio should contain assignments that
were completed throughout the MS in Nutrition program which reflect areas where you
scored exceptionally. An e-portfolio is a great option for presenting work assignments
completed during your degree (presentations/ flyers/handouts/papers/case studies/etc.)
and your resume all in one spot. It is important to keep the portfolio professional and
simple, but also to reflect your personality. Remember, the goal is to develop a portfolio
that could be used for a job promotion or interview. Potential employers are only going
to look at your website for a few minutes. Again, keep it simple, and have short pages if
possible.
There are several platforms available that can be used to develop an online portfolio.
Conduct a search and find one that works for you. The examples that I provided for you
in Unit 2 were made by students who used Wix to develop their portfolios. I have
provided two additional handouts with instructions regarding: 1) how to use Wix to
develop an online portfolio, and 2) how to find instructions for Google Sites to develop
an online portfolio. You can use either of these options to develop your portfolio, too. Or,
you may have another option in mind.
Regarding the development of the portfolio: All pictures you use must be royalty-free. DO NOT use Google Image results. Here are a few places where you can get free stock images:
• Pexels.com
• Pixabay.com
• Unsplash.com
When building the portfolio:
• Choose activities that you would like employers to view while in search of a
promotion or new job.
o What will be attractive to the potential viewer of the portfolio?
o Select assignments that showcase your best work.
• Provide a brief rationale for items selected. What skills did you gain from the
assignment? Why would someone interviewing you want to review his item?
• DO NOT include any group projects; the portfolio should be a reflection of your
work only.
• When assignments are hypothetical (case studies, proposal, etc.), be sure to
identify them as hypothetical and state the skills gained in the rationale you
provide with the assignment.
• DO NOT include any assignment that you have not received a grade for.
• Make corrections on assignments you choose to display (based on instructor
feedback) when necessary.
• Remember to include the assignments you did well on – these are the ones that
really showcase your skills.
• IMPORTANT – Submit all work in the portfolio in PDF format to help protect your
work.
Refer back to the Sample Digital Portfolios found in Unit 2. One sample was developed
by a student who completed a dietetic internship. If you are a dietetic intern or have
recently completed a dietetic internship, the page “Internship” with the headings she
used might work for you. When you open the Internship page, you find Clinical
Experiences, Foodservice, and Education and Counseling. Again, make the labels fit
your particular dietetic internship.
The other portfolio was developed by a student who did not complete a dietetic
internship. The majority of you are not dietetic interns, so you will not include a page
labeled “Internship” – instead, like the student example, you want to label this page so
that you can showcase skills you learned through the MS in Nutrition. Perhaps you call
it simply MS in Nutrition. Then when you open the page you could call it Experiences in
the MS in Nutrition Program, or perhaps MS in Nutrition Experiences. Then you need to
think of the labels for this page. You could highlight a few specific courses that were
most important to you and then include the skills you learned in the courses. Or,
perhaps you want to clump some of the courses together (Life Cycle Nutrition; Weight
Management and Eating Disorders; Contemporary Issues {this could address Sports
Nutrition and Integrative Nutrition}, Nutrition Education and Counseling and Food,
Culture, and Health; Capstone Experience)…the possibilities are endless!
The main thing is to select skills you learned in the program and organize these skills in
a way that they highlight your strengths and are an accurate reflection of what you can
offer a future employer. So, keep this in mind when you decide what to include in the
Portfolio page. Including some of your better PowerPoints is a great idea – remember to
have a title slide that shows the title of the presentation and the date you presented it.
You should have your name and a title on each assignment you include.
IMPORTANT: Be sure the work you display is in PDF format/etc. You want to protect
your work – DO NOT simply post Word or PowerPoint files. (Again, see the sample
portfolios.
Important pages to include in your e-portfolio are:
• Home
• About
• MS in Nutrition (or Dietetic Internship or whatever you decide to call this page)
• Portfolio (This is where you will display your presentations, flyers/brochures
• Resume (This will be blocked to keep your private information secure).
Remember you will be submitting your resume, as a Word document, separately
with the assignment so that I can view and grade it.
Remember, anything you put on this website will be viewable to anyone on the internet
if you make it public. You have the option to make it private and then just provide me
the URL link so I can see it to grade it. Important: For our class, once the digital
portfolio is complete, you will submit: 1) the URL to your e-portfolio in the
Assignment upload box: Digital Portfolio, as well as 2) a copy of your resume.
You will not attach the resume into the digital portfolio.
When our course is over, if you decide to include your resume, create a copy of your
resume without your address, phone number, and email address so that your personal
information is inaccessible.
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