Final week's work

I have posted your Portfolio reflective essay assignment in google docs in the "Portfolio Reflection" folder (I have also put a link to this assignment under course documents on the right side of the blog). At the bottom of that document are the instructions for turning in your portfolio (your "final" thing to do for our class). I'm pasting those here as well.

Portfolio Guidelines and Checklist:
You will create a document (First name_Portfolio) in your individual folder which contains the following (in this order):
1. Your portfolio reflective essay
2. Your final draft of your reflective essay for your researched project (including works cited)
3. Your final draft of your "thing" (if you have a link for your "thing," just include it there, and I'll follow it to your "thing")

This Portfolio document will be due by noon on Thursday, but you're welcome to turn it in earlier if you finish. I will give you feedback on the pieces of your portfolio up until Wednesday evening. If you have a draft of your portfolio reflective essay that you want feedback on, you can upload it to the portfolio reflection folder, and I'll get to it as soon as I can. If you have questions, just email me at jcharlton@utpa.edu, particularly if you are concerned that your document is not uploading properly. You can always send me your doc through email as a backup. I will not be able to accept late projects as I have very little time to get your portfolio graded and your final grades turned in on Friday.

I'm out of town until Monday night, and I'm having a little trouble inserting comments on your docs in the mobile version of google docs, but I think I have a workaround for that, though I'lll only be commenting in the late afternoon and evening tomorrow. Good luck with your revisions and the writing of your reflective essay for your portfolio. Remember, the most important part of writing your portfolio reflection is to be VERY specific, referring to specific revisions you've made in response to particular comments, particular blog posts, readings, etc. The worst thing you can do is be vague or too general in your claims.