| Individual & Institutional | Institutional | ||||
| Authoring Tools | Static Web Services | Interactive Web Services | Software - Server required | Hosted Services | Assessment Systems - Hosted Services |
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Apple's iWeb, Dreamweaver, FrontPage, nVu, or any web authoring tool Microsoft Office & Open Office: Word, Powerpoint & Lecshare Pro MovieMaker2, PhotoStory3, iMovie, or any video editing tool |
GoogleDocs - Document and Presentation |
Blackboard Open Source tools: |
Think.com (K12 school accounts only) Pupil Pages (K12) |
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| These are tools that can be used to author portfolios (offline), but require web server space to publish online. Portfolios created with these tools can also be published on CD-R or DVD-R. No interactivity* | These are static web services that an individual or institution may use to create and publish a presentation portfolio - little or no interactivity* (Web 1.0) | These are dynamic web services that an individual or institution may use to create and publish a presentation portfolio AND allows interactivity* (Web 2.0) | These are systems that an institution would install on their own server to provide space for hosting portfolios. Interactivity* but NO data management system** | These are systems that an institution adopts (no server required) that host portfolios. Usually supports interactivity* but NO data management** or reporting systems | There are hosted systems that an institution would adopt (no server required) that will allow hosting portfolios, facilitates interactivity, and includes a data management** and reporting system for assessment |
*Interactivity allows dialogue and feedback
in the portfolio, either through comments or collaborative editing |
**Data management system allows collection
of evaluation data about portfolios, and can produce reports aggregating quantitative data |
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| Level of Personal Expression and
Creativity for the Portfolio Developer: Higher < - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > Lower |
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