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Take a look at Digication (http://www.digication.com), one of their =
example sites Smithfield High School is a nice model of what can be =
achieved with an Art Department based e-Portfolio =
(http://campus.digication.com/artmonkey/Welcome/) =
<http://campus.digication.com/artmonkey/Welcome/> .
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Jack Kriss
Data Manager
Frankfurt International School
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________________________________
From: A forum for independent school educators on behalf of Darren =
Trebel
Sent: Thu 12/18/2008 9:55 PM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: How to best present a portfolio of visual art?
I'm a Visual Arts teacher at a large European international school. On
behalf of the IBO I am looking for an effective way of posting quality
images of visual arts content to an online site for review and =
assessment
purposes. The material would be 10-20 photographs, a 300-word (max) =
written
statement and 20-30 scanned images. All of these would have to be
dynamically presented with easy grab and go access to all of them on a
single page. Finally, the upload requirements would have to be fairly
straightforward, simple and universally accessible. Would Moodle be the
right way to go?=20
Why?
I am leaning towards Moodle now, but I'd really like to hear the =
thoughts of
some experienced Moodleheads and would really value some hard facts.=20
Many, many thanks!
Darren Trebel
Head of Visual Arts
Frankfurt International School
(and Syracuse University VPA class of 1989)
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