Digital Media Center
Information & Technology Services Pacific Lutheran University
About My Portfolio
I
began thinking about my portfolio without a clear template or
organizational structure defined for me. I had hoped to find a template that would
almost meet my needs and then make slight modifications to make it
work. Instead, after much analysis, I developed a set core values and competencies which
I considered key requirements for my position. I put these in context
of the format developed by Thom Sepic for the School of Business: Core
Values, Competencies, Attributes, and Outcomes. I then developed and
filled in what I considered to be the most important
competencies of my position in the Digital Media Center.
I began laying out my web pages in uEdit based
on a Z-diagram
of the relationships among my curriculum vitae and
digital portfolio. I found the whole process to be very time-consuming,
but rewarding and worthwhile as a self-reflection and assessment of
what I do.
I
began thinking about my portfolio without a clear template or
organizational structure defined for me. I had hoped to find a template that would
almost meet my needs and then make slight modifications to make it
work. Instead, after much analysis, I developed a set 