• Use the format your final portfolio will be in.  For example, this may be a powerpoint slide, a handmade journal page, a webpage, or whatever format you are using.  If you are hosting your portfolio on a website, you can submit the web address in the comment box.  Make sure the graders have access to whatever you are submitting.

• Label the page/slide with which learning outcome is being met (for example: biology concept; science skills; or animal biology connection).

• Include your original work that represents the learning outcome. This needs to be substantial.  For example, you have have one entire media piece and a few quiz answers representing a single learning outcome.  If you have personally made media from experiences outside the course that you would like to include, that is fine.

• Along with your work representing the learning outcome, include a sentence or two that states how your work matches this particular outcome.  For example, if you made a painting of a fruit fly to teach about their life cycle, you could state how your painting was an example of an animal biology connection.

• If you utilize anyone else’s work, like a photo from the internet, it needs to be fully cited (accessible web address) next to the work.  Note that we are only crediting and grading your personal and original work, so you can include other cited images for reference, but they will not make up your final portfolio grade.

If you have already completed more than one section/outcome in your final portfolio, you can upload to Canvas what you have completed.  Please include a comment in the comment box which section is the one to grade for this assignment.