1. Nikon Digital Camera Photo Editing & Uploading Portfolio Development October 15, 2004

2. Reviewing Shared Folders First Shared Portfolio: Scanned Document & Word Document Does the element have a reflection statement? Is the reflection statement adequate? Does it explain context, importance, relationship of artifacts? Does it demonstrate consideration about decisions made, lessons learned, improvements desired?

3. Reviewing Shared Folders Is reflection statement located in text box? Is element named correctly? Is element placed correctly? Is at least one artifact included per element?

4. Assignment Review Class Web Site: http://www.d.umn.edu/%7Emmizuko/4010/ Vista: www.vista.umn.edu

5. Next Week: In Class Elective Artifact Activity: ePortfolio Tutors available! Career Services Personality Inventories Create an element (get another elective artifact done!!!)

6. Schedule Review October 29 & November 5 VHS/DVD Editing Tips & Uploading Check your level for video requirements Bring video to class on October 29th Ensure that proper documentation is on file Options for juniors: We will make a video in class Bring in a video of your own

7. Digital Photography Many options for editing software Photo Impression in BohH 236 Accessible for 15 days Many other editing programs available for free download Everything is deleted at end of day

8. Why Use Digital Photography in Portfolio? A picture is worth a thousand words!! Context rich Often the least intrusive way to document an event Easy & convenient It’s easy to perk up a not-so-great photo It’s really kind of fun!! Cameras available for checkout Clinic camera Minolta An example…

9. Digital Camera One Available for clinic use Check out from cupboard by Linda’s desk Floppy disk Insert disk into computer Upload like any electronic document

10. Minolta Digital Camera Cheat Sheet in bag Uses smart media cards Upload via USB port Reminder: Use your ePortfolio for storage of photos that you’ll edit later