Creating Digital Portfolios

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Creating Digital Portfolios

1. Download Google Chrome.
2. Log into your rps30 account.
3. Click on my Dance Digital Portfolio
4. Click on File > Make a Copy.
5. Rename the document your class hour, last name and first name.
6. Share YOUR COPY of the portfolio with me by clicking the + Person icon in the top right of your portfolio. The email address to share is: rpstheatredance@gmail.com.
7. You may change the theme.

Title Slide
On the first slide, please find 25 images that represent you and put them on the first slide like a collage.

Table of Contents
Leave it just as it is for now.

Class Mission
Delete all of the class missions except for yours.

Individual Goals
Create 3 goals for yourself in dance this year. Place at least three images that represent those goals on this slide.

For Advanced Dancers who already have a portfolio

Organize your portfolio.

1. Download Google Chrome.
2. Log into your rps30 account/gmail account with the portfolio.
3. Go to your Google Drive to find your portfolio.
4. Open it and organize your slides. Make sure that everything is organized in the Table of Contents and that the theme is similar throughout the slides.
5. Either make a new portfolio or clearly label where your Advanced Dance portfolio begins.

Create individual goals.

1. Create a new slide for goals. Reflect on your goals from previous years. Did you achieve them? Did you actively work to achieve them? 
2. Then, create another slide for 2-3 individual and attainable goals for this year.

Review videos from previous years.

1. Watch all of the videos on your slides and select two videos: the dance you are the most proud of and the dance you would change the most.
2. Create two slides for a reflection of both videos. Provide a detailed reflection of 7-10 sentences about each of the videos.