STUDENT TUTORIAL: Once you have created your presentation, you will want to add and edit the pages that are part of your presentation, and add artifacts to the pages. Adding components to a page allows you to showcase your best work as part of your ePortfolio.
Step-by-Step: Editing the Page Properties
Pages are one of the most important parts of your presentation. They allow you to add your artifacts or even create text area that allows you customize the page.
- Click the Reports Tab on the Navbar
- Click ePortfolio
- Click on the context menu next to the presentation and click Edit
- Click the Content/Layout tab
- By default, your presentation with have a single page added to it. The name of the page is New Page
- To edit the properties of the page, click on the context menu next across the New Page title
- Click Page Properties
- Highlight the text New Page
- Enter a title for the page
- Click Save
- You can always preview your Presentation by clicking the View Presentation link near the title. This provides with an idea of how the presentation will appear
Step-by-Step: Adding a New Page to Your Presentation
Pages are one of the most important parts of your presentation. They allow you to add your artifacts or even create text area that allows you customize the page. You can add as many pages as you wish and ever reorder.
- Click the Reports Tab on the Navbar
- Click ePortfolio
- Click on the context menu next to the presentation and click Edit
- Click the Content/Layout tab
- Click the New Page Icon
- Enter a title for your new page
- Click Save
- You can always preview your Presentation by clicking the View Presentation link near the title. This provides an idea of how the presentation will appear
- You can reorder your pages by clicking on the reorder icon
- Then choose a number from the list to move the pages into a different position
Step-by-Step: Adding Components to a Page
After you have created all your pages, you will want to add items to the pages.
- Click the Reports Tab on the Navbar
- Click ePortfolio
- Click on the context menu next to the presentation and click Edit
- Click the Content/Layout tab
- Click on the name of the page you wish to add component
- Click the Add Component button
- The type of components that can be added are the following:
- Artifacts
- Collections
- Reflections
- Text Area
- Information from your Profile
- Artifacts
- Click on the type of components you wish to add. For this tutorial, click on Artifacts
- A listing of all the artifacts that have been added to your ePortfolio will be displayed
- Click the checkbox(s) next to the name of each artifact you wish to add. NOTE - You can add more than one artifact on a page
- Click the Add button
- You see the components added on the page
- You can click on the green arrows across from the component to move it up or down on a page
- You can always preview your Presentation by clicking the View Presentation link near the title. This provides with an idea of how the presentation will appear
Step-by-Step: Sharing Your Presentation
Sharing your Presentation: You can easily share your presentation to potential employers. This is a great way to showcase the work you have completed at SPC.
- Click the Reports Tab on the Navbar
- Click ePortfolio
- Click on the context menu next to the presentation and click Share
- Click the checkbox next to Allow anyone with the Share URL to view the presentation
- highlight the URL underneath the Allow public viewing of presentation and copy it to your clipboard
- You can now send that URL to anyone you wish and they will be able to view your presentation
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