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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

PREPARING AN ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIO<br />

Word offers you a easy-to-use <strong>Wizard</strong> to help you to create a web site. This feature c<strong>an</strong> also be<br />

used to create of a web-based template to use as <strong>an</strong> electronic portfolio. This Skills Builder will<br />

assist you in preparing <strong>an</strong> electronic portfolio template to which you or your students c<strong>an</strong> add<br />

sample work.<br />

Word <strong>Wizard</strong><br />

helps you to<br />

automatically create<br />

a series of<br />

professional looking<br />

documents. This<br />

Skills Builder uses<br />

the web site wizard<br />

but numerous other<br />

templates <strong>an</strong>d<br />

wizards are available<br />

to you. You should<br />

take time to explore<br />

these valuable timesaving<br />

tools.<br />

In this activity you will prepare the template to which you c<strong>an</strong> link your work samples. Once<br />

linked, you need only click on links to display sample work. The e-portfolio is created as a “web<br />

site” on CD <strong>an</strong>d c<strong>an</strong> be accessed using <strong>an</strong>y browser. Because the website <strong>an</strong>d all related files<br />

should be stored in the same location, it is a good idea to begin by creating a folder on your<br />

desktop. This folder will be used for your web site. In this Skills Builder you will copy the work<br />

sample files you wish to include in your electronic portfolio to this folder as well. Once complete,<br />

you c<strong>an</strong> copy the entire folder on a recordable CD for easy sharing <strong>an</strong>d distribution<br />

As in all Skills Builders, look for this computer icon next to each step.<br />

Whenever you see it, you should complete that step on your computer. The<br />

right side of the page will show you what you should see on your screen as<br />

you complete each step.<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

SCIENCE ACTIVITY WITH RUBRIC<br />

Read / do this:<br />

You should see this:<br />

1<br />

To Create a Folder:<br />

• Right click on your desktop.<br />

• A menu will appear. From that<br />

menu, click on New.<br />

• A second menu will pop up.<br />

From this menu, click on<br />

Folder.<br />

• A New Folder will appear on<br />

your desktop.<br />

Click on New<br />

Click Folder<br />

2<br />

To Name the Folder<br />

• The new folder you created will<br />

appear on the desktop <strong>with</strong> its<br />

name selected.<br />

• While selected (blue), begin<br />

typing.<br />

• Enter the name My E-<strong>Portfolio</strong>.<br />

• Click on the desktop to deselect.<br />

• You will use this folder to store<br />

you e-portfolio website <strong>an</strong>d all<br />

of the sample work documents<br />

you w<strong>an</strong>t to include in the<br />

portfolio.<br />

New Folder <strong>with</strong> Name Selected<br />

New Name<br />

3<br />

To Add Files to the Folder:<br />

• Open your My Documents folder<br />

to find your files.<br />

• Select a file you w<strong>an</strong>t to include<br />

by clicking once on it.<br />

• With the file selected, click on the<br />

Edit menu <strong>an</strong>d select Copy to<br />

Folder<br />

• The Copy Item dialog box will<br />

appear.<br />

• Scroll down the list of desktop<br />

folders until you find your E-<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> folder. Click on it to<br />

select it.<br />

• Click on the Copy button.<br />

• Repeat for all of your sample<br />

files.<br />

Copy to Folder<br />

Select Folder<br />

Copy Button<br />

Copy Item<br />

Dialog Box<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

SCIENCE ACTIVITY WITH RUBRIC<br />

With your folder ready <strong>an</strong>d your files copied<br />

into it. You are now ready to create your<br />

portfolio website.<br />

Click New to open the<br />

New Document p<strong>an</strong>e<br />

4<br />

To Begin the Word <strong>Wizard</strong><br />

• Start Word.<br />

• Click on File from the Menu<br />

Bar<br />

• Click on the option New.<br />

• The New Document p<strong>an</strong>e will<br />

open on the far right.<br />

• In the Template section, click<br />

On My Computer<br />

New Document<br />

P<strong>an</strong>e<br />

Click On my computer...<br />

5<br />

To Begin the <strong>Web</strong> <strong>Wizard</strong><br />

• A tabbed template window will<br />

open. You c<strong>an</strong> select from a<br />

variety of built-in Word<br />

templates. Too view your<br />

options you will need to click on<br />

a tab at the top of this windows.<br />

• Click on the <strong>Web</strong> Pages tab.<br />

• Double click the <strong>Web</strong> Page<br />

<strong>Wizard</strong> icon.<br />

• The <strong>Web</strong> Page <strong>Wizard</strong> opening<br />

screen will appear.<br />

• Click the Next button to begin<br />

the <strong>Wizard</strong><br />

<strong>Web</strong> Page<br />

<strong>Wizard</strong> Icon<br />

Tabbed P<strong>an</strong>e<br />

<strong>Wizard</strong>s automate the process of<br />

creating forms, templates, <strong>an</strong>d<br />

web pages.<br />

<strong>Web</strong> Page <strong>Wizard</strong><br />

Opening Screen<br />

Next Button<br />

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6<br />

Name the <strong>Web</strong> Site:<br />

To begin entering data,<br />

• Click in the area marked <strong>Web</strong><br />

site title.<br />

• Type in My Electronic <strong>Portfolio</strong>.<br />

• Then click Browse to select<br />

your desktop e-portfolio folder.<br />

• A window will open so you c<strong>an</strong><br />

browse your desktop. Look<br />

through the folders on the<br />

desktop <strong>an</strong>d click on your e-<br />

portfolio folder to select it.<br />

• Click the Open button to select<br />

this folder as the folder to save<br />

your website in.<br />

• Click the Next button to<br />

continue.<br />

Select E-<strong>Portfolio</strong> Folder<br />

Open<br />

Enter Title<br />

Next<br />

Browse<br />

7<br />

Select Navigation Style:<br />

Navigation style determines<br />

where navigation buttons will<br />

appear.<br />

• If a vertical navigation style<br />

is already selected, leave it<br />

as is.<br />

• If it is not already selected,<br />

click the circle just to the left<br />

of the choice, Vertical frame.<br />

• Click the Next button to<br />

continue.<br />

Select<br />

Vertical<br />

Frame<br />

Next<br />

8<br />

Select Number of Pages:<br />

The <strong>Wizard</strong> will default to create<br />

3 pages. For your e-portfolio you<br />

will need only 2 pages.<br />

• To reduce the number of<br />

pages to two, click on the<br />

page 3 to select it.<br />

• Click on the Remove Page<br />

button.<br />

• Click the Next button to<br />

continue.<br />

Remove Page Button<br />

Page 3<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

SCIENCE ACTIVITY WITH RUBRIC<br />

In the next step of the <strong>Wizard</strong>, you c<strong>an</strong><br />

customize the name of each of your two<br />

pages.<br />

New Name<br />

of First Page<br />

9<br />

To Customize Page Names:<br />

• Double click on page 1 in the<br />

hyperlinks box.<br />

• A Rename Hyperlink dialog<br />

box will appear.<br />

• Type in the text, All About Me<br />

<strong>an</strong>d click the OK button. The<br />

page name will be ch<strong>an</strong>ged<br />

from 1 to All About Me.<br />

• Double click on 2 in the<br />

hyperlinks box.<br />

• A new Rename Hyperlink<br />

dialog box will appear.<br />

• Type in the text, My <strong>Portfolio</strong><br />

<strong>an</strong>d click OK.<br />

• The second page will now be<br />

renamed.<br />

• Your <strong>Wizard</strong> should now show<br />

new page names for each of<br />

your two pages as shown<br />

below, right.<br />

• Click the Next button to<br />

continue.<br />

New Name of<br />

Second Page<br />

OK<br />

Rename Button<br />

OK<br />

Rename Button<br />

The wizard will automatically<br />

create pages <strong>an</strong>d link them<br />

together for you. When done, the<br />

wizard will have created a website<br />

<strong>with</strong> the number of pages you<br />

select <strong>an</strong>d <strong>with</strong> customized names.<br />

Together these linked pages are<br />

saved into a single folder to create<br />

your web site..<br />

Renamed<br />

Pages<br />

Next<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

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Themes are styles that c<strong>an</strong><br />

be added to give your<br />

website or electronic portfolio<br />

a professional <strong>an</strong>d coordinated<br />

look. A theme will be applied<br />

to all pages of your website.<br />

10<br />

To Add a Theme:<br />

• In the Theme dialog box,<br />

click on the Browse Themes<br />

button to view style choices.<br />

• Click on different theme<br />

names to preview their<br />

appear<strong>an</strong>ce.<br />

• Find <strong>an</strong>d click on the Blends<br />

theme.<br />

• The dialog box should<br />

appear like the one to the<br />

right.<br />

• Click OK to return to select<br />

the them <strong>an</strong>d return to the<br />

<strong>Wizard</strong>.<br />

• In the box under Add a<br />

visual theme, Blends will<br />

appear.<br />

• Click Finish to complete the<br />

electronic portfolio web<br />

page.<br />

Blends Theme<br />

OK BUTTON<br />

Theme<br />

BLENDS<br />

FINISH<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

SCIENCE ACTIVITY WITH RUBRIC<br />

11<br />

To Test the Links in your<br />

Electronic <strong>Portfolio</strong>:<br />

• The <strong>Wizard</strong> will automatically<br />

create a two page web site<br />

which you c<strong>an</strong> now modify.<br />

• If a floating Frames toolbar<br />

appears on top of the<br />

document close it by clicking<br />

the close button on the far<br />

right of the tool bar.<br />

Floating Tool Bar<br />

Close Button<br />

The document is divided<br />

vertically into a left <strong>an</strong>d right<br />

frame. Links between pages are<br />

located In the left frame while the<br />

page text area is located in the<br />

right frame.<br />

• To try the links between the<br />

two pages, click <strong>an</strong>ywhere in<br />

the left frame.<br />

• Point to the My <strong>Portfolio</strong> link.<br />

• Press the Control (Ctrl) key<br />

on the keyboard <strong>an</strong>d the<br />

pointer will turn into a h<strong>an</strong>d<br />

indicating a hyperlink.<br />

• While holding down the<br />

control key on the keyboard,<br />

click the My <strong>Portfolio</strong> link.<br />

• You will jump to the My<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> page as shown to<br />

the right.<br />

Left Frame<br />

My <strong>Portfolio</strong> Link<br />

About Me Page<br />

Right Frame<br />

To Return to the About Me<br />

Page:<br />

• Hold down the control key<br />

<strong>an</strong>d click on the About Me<br />

link in the left frame.<br />

My <strong>Portfolio</strong> Page<br />

Word’s <strong>Web</strong> <strong>Wizard</strong> creates the<br />

active links between pages using<br />

the navigation format you selected.<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

SCIENCE ACTIVITY WITH RUBRIC<br />

12<br />

To Save Your <strong>Web</strong> Site:<br />

• With your two linked pages<br />

created <strong>an</strong>d checked, it is a<br />

good idea to stop <strong>an</strong>d save<br />

your electronic portfolio<br />

website.<br />

• To save, click on the disk icon<br />

on the toolbar.<br />

• An updated version of your<br />

website will be saved to your<br />

Now that you have your electronic portfolio<br />

template created <strong>an</strong>d saved, it is time to<br />

customize it by adding your personal<br />

information <strong>an</strong>d work samples. You may<br />

substitute the text in the next step <strong>with</strong><br />

your own.<br />

<strong>Web</strong> sites are saved as a group of related files in a<br />

single folder. When you initially saved your website<br />

in your My <strong>Portfolio</strong> folder, all related website files<br />

were stored there. Every time you save thereafter,<br />

all pages that you have ch<strong>an</strong>ged on your website that<br />

are stored in you’re my <strong>Portfolio</strong> are updated.<br />

The <strong>Web</strong> <strong>Wizard</strong> also creates a start page usually<br />

called default or index to launch the related web<br />

pages. This page too will be automatically stored in<br />

your web folder.<br />

13<br />

To Enter Text to the All About<br />

Me page:<br />

• Click into the right frame of<br />

the About Me page.<br />

• Select <strong>an</strong>d bold the page title.<br />

All About Me.<br />

• Ch<strong>an</strong>ge the font size of the<br />

page title to 14.<br />

• Press enter to move the<br />

cursor to just below the page<br />

title.<br />

• You c<strong>an</strong> now begin to enter<br />

the text to the right (or<br />

substitute your own text) on<br />

your About Me page.<br />

• As you enter your text, add<br />

the text enh<strong>an</strong>cements shown<br />

on the right. Feel free to also<br />

add enh<strong>an</strong>cements of your<br />

own such as font styles, font,<br />

color, etc.<br />

In the Left Frame, Click<br />

All About Me<br />

Press Enter<br />

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SCIENCE ACTIVITY WITH RUBRIC<br />

14<br />

To Add Text to <strong>Portfolio</strong> Page:<br />

• Repeat the process in step 11<br />

to jump to your My <strong>Portfolio</strong><br />

Page<br />

• Select the page title, My<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> <strong>an</strong>d ch<strong>an</strong>ge it to bold,<br />

14 point, red font.<br />

• Press enter twice to move the<br />

cursor down to lines.<br />

• At the insertion point, add the<br />

subtitle, Software Skills<br />

Samples. Make the title bold.<br />

• Beneath the new subtitle add<br />

each of the software subtitles<br />

as shown to the right.<br />

• Select these by dragging<br />

across them.<br />

• Once selected, click the bullet<br />

button on the tool bar to<br />

convert these subtitles to a<br />

bulleted list.<br />

• Repeat these steps to add the<br />

text <strong>an</strong>d text enh<strong>an</strong>cements<br />

that you see bottom right. You<br />

may add to or substitute your<br />

own text <strong>an</strong>d enh<strong>an</strong>cements if<br />

you prefer.<br />

Page Title<br />

Subtitle<br />

Software Subtitles<br />

Bullet Button<br />

Select Subtitles<br />

In the next step, each of the bulleted<br />

items you added will be linked to the<br />

sample work files you copied to your e-<br />

portfolio folder. Anyone viewing your<br />

electronic portfolio will be able to use<br />

their browser software to view your All<br />

About Me <strong>an</strong>d My <strong>Portfolio</strong> home pages<br />

to jump between your links to view the<br />

collection of your sample work.<br />

My <strong>Portfolio</strong> Page<br />

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SOFTWARE SKILLS BUILDERS<br />

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15<br />

To Link Files:<br />

• Select the subtitle Word by<br />

dragging across it.<br />

• Once selected, click on the<br />

Hyperlink button on the tool<br />

bar.<br />

• The Insert Hyperlink dialog<br />

box will appear as shown<br />

below right.<br />

• Use the down arrow to the<br />

right of the Look In box to<br />

locate your desktop e-<br />

portfolio folder.<br />

• Double click on your e-<br />

portfolio folder to open it.<br />

• Look through the files you<br />

copied to your e-portfolio<br />

folder in step 3. Find the<br />

sample Word file you wish to<br />

link to this subtitle. Your<br />

sample file list may differ<br />

from those listed below right.<br />

• Once located, click once on<br />

the file you wish to link to<br />

select it.<br />

• Click the OK button to<br />

complete the link.<br />

• After linking the file, you will<br />

be returned to your My<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> page.<br />

• The subtitle you selected will<br />

now appear as blue<br />

underlined text to indicate<br />

that it is a link to <strong>an</strong>other<br />

document.<br />

Hyperlink Button<br />

Select Text<br />

Insert Hyperlink Dialog Box<br />

Target File<br />

Look In<br />

Options<br />

OK Button<br />

Hyperlinked Text<br />

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16<br />

To Test the Completed<br />

Link:<br />

• To test the link, hold<br />

down the control key <strong>an</strong>d<br />

click on the link.<br />

• You will jump to the<br />

document you linked to.<br />

• To return to your My<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> page, click the<br />

back navigation button on<br />

the navigation bar at the<br />

top of your screen.<br />

Linked Text as it Appears on My <strong>Portfolio</strong> Page<br />

Linked Text<br />

Repeat these steps 15 <strong>an</strong>d 16 to link<br />

the remainder of your work sample files<br />

to the appropriate text heading. Add<br />

text headings as needed to match <strong>an</strong>d<br />

link to the your work samples you have<br />

selected<br />

When working <strong>with</strong> Word web<br />

pages, a navigation bar will be<br />

added to the Word tool bars. Use<br />

the back navigation button<br />

available on this new tool bar to<br />

move between linked documents<br />

<strong>an</strong>d your web pages.<br />

Control + Click to Test Link<br />

Back Navigation Button<br />

17<br />

Save your Finished E-<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong>:<br />

• When all links are<br />

completed, save your<br />

work by clicking on the<br />

save icon on the Toolbar.<br />

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18<br />

To View <strong>an</strong>d Test Your<br />

<strong>Web</strong>site’s Pages:<br />

• Click on the File menu <strong>an</strong>d<br />

click on the option <strong>Web</strong><br />

Page Preview<br />

• Your browser will open.<br />

• Test <strong>an</strong>d explore the pages<br />

of your electronic portfolio<br />

by clicking on the links you<br />

have created.<br />

• After testing all links, close<br />

the browser to return to<br />

Word.<br />

Preview<br />

Close Browser Button<br />

To view all pages of the website<br />

<strong>an</strong>d test all links, it is necessary to<br />

launch the start (usually called<br />

index or default) page that was<br />

created <strong>an</strong>d stored in you My E-<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> folder.<br />

Default<br />

File<br />

19<br />

To View Your <strong>Web</strong>site:<br />

• Minimize Word.<br />

• On your desktop you<br />

should see your My E-<br />

<strong>Portfolio</strong> folder. Double<br />

click it to open it.<br />

• Among the files created by<br />

the <strong>Web</strong> <strong>Wizard</strong> you will<br />

find one named default.<br />

• Double click that file to<br />

launch your Browser <strong>an</strong>d<br />

your website.<br />

• Try all the links. If <strong>an</strong>y do<br />

not work, reopen Word<br />

<strong>an</strong>d correct them.<br />

Remember, you must have<br />

the documents you w<strong>an</strong>t to<br />

link to in the folder as well.<br />

Desktop <strong>Portfolio</strong> Folder<br />

Folder Contents<br />

<strong>Web</strong>site in Browser Window<br />

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19<br />

To Print:<br />

• To print your portfolio<br />

web pages, click on the<br />

File menu <strong>an</strong>d select<br />

Print..<br />

• Click OK to print a hard<br />

copy of all pages.<br />

To Exit:<br />

• To exit Word, click on the<br />

close button on Word’s<br />

title bar.<br />

Print Button<br />

Close Button<br />

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