Electronic+Portfolios

Thanks to conversation with Jason at IWLA a couple years back, below is a product of that discussion. It's not perfect, but it may spark some additional conversations for us.

Sample 1: @http://sites.google.com/a/student.s-hamilton.k12.ia.us/carpeta-sara/ //**(This one said that I have insufficient privileges to see it) - Jason**// Try this one @http://sites.google.com/a/student.s-hamilton.k12.ia.us/carpeta-de-juanita/

Sample 2: @http://sites.google.com/a/student.s-hamilton.k12.ia.us/carpeta-de-nicolita/ Cool! **Q:** So to do these, you created a "student @ s-hamilton" account and then make multiple web pages from that account? Do you then just invite the student as a collaborator? Is there a limit on how many sites you can create with one account? **- Jason**

Dang! OK, I think these are public only within the SH domain. I'll see if we can get them open to the public domain. **-Kim** ok, let me get this right...you can see the second one, but not the first??? It was set up as a template originally as a google site template and then the kids pulled that into their own google site to add their own artifacts. The district has their own google domain, much like the vmbulldogs.com that VM and other schools have. We can have things publicly accessible to only our private SH domain or public "to the world". All students have their own email address with the school, similar to mine, and then that gives them access to various GoogleApps (docs, sites, etc). This is how it was created. Limit? hmm, I don't think so, or at least the chance of them reaching that limit isn't likely at this point.

Correct. I can see the 2nd, but not the first. We don't have the google domain, and our school e-mail for the students is gaggle...blech! This would require some creativity on our part to set it up at OHS. **- Jason**

It's free! May be worth looking into at least. You can choose which apps to include or not. **-Kim**

Oh I know. :) I've talked it up to our tech guy. This is his 2nd year and he truly does have bigger fish to fry. **-Jason**