In my master class we are asked to create an ePortfolio. In my previous post I discussed “Why an Eportfolio?“. In this post I will discuss my ownership of my ePortfolio. I first started out on google sites. I was most familiar with this platform but soon found out that I was limited in functionality and navigation. I won’t lie that I often time wish that I would have stayed with google sites. It was a familiar platform which I was very comfortable with.
So what does ownership look like. For me I wanted to make sure to check all the boxes that were presented for the class. Though I know that I can choose whatever I would like to put into my ePortfolio, I still feel that need to follow what the teachers have asked us to do. So parts of my ePortfolio may not be a true 100% ownership. As I read through my blogs. The blogs that I completed because of class expectations or suggestions probably fell short in some ways. I may not have had true ownership of my learning. The blogs that I had a deeper connection with really brought home the ideas of ownership. The blogs that I showed my struggles of developing an ePortfolio, had 100% ownership.
As I go forward in my adventure with my blog and ePortfolio, I want to make more 100% ownership connections. These connections give me a greater sense of accomplishment. So how are you developing ownership in your own life?
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