Portfolio Project

Portfolio Project Adobe Assignment Pack

What is an Adobe Portfolio?

Adobe Portfolio is an online tool that allows you to build a collection of materials to showcase on a website. Portfolio automatically sets up formatting and sizing options for desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices.

By having your students create a portfolio of work, they will learn how to showcase what they have learned to potential employers. They will also be introduced to the basics of layout and web design.

Example of a Portfolio site

Creating The Assignment

Below, you will find instructions that include full details of the assignment. Details include:

Overview
Project Takeaways
Required Materials
Instructions
Feedback Dates
A list of Tutorials

These instructions can be posted or copied into a Blackboard Assignment.

Portfolio Assignment

How-To Videos

The videos in this section are here to help both you and your students work through this assignment. The links to the videos can be copy and pasted into your Blackboard Course. Use the instructions below on how to insert the videos into your Blackboard Course.

How to Install Creative Cloud

How to use Adobe Portfolio

Portfolio in Three Steps (for students)

Adding Your Assignment to Blackboard

Ready to add this assignment to Blackboard? Below, you will find detailed instructions for adding your assignment to Blackboard which will include:

Adding a Rubric for Grading and Setting Expectations
How to Create an Assignment
Adding Assignment Criteria

Adding Your Assignment to Blackboard

Adding Panopto Video to Blackboard

Rubric Word Document

Blackboard Rubric Export File

Need Help?

For Adobe Assistance Contact: william.schaefer@utsa.edu

For Blackboard Assistance Contact: academicinnovation@utsa.edu

Appreciate

Credits:

Created with images by fill - "portfolio briefcase brown" • 27707 - "studying exams preparation" • nguyentuanhung - "students hcmus girl" • OrnaW - "young man student studying" • jsoto - "woman office teacher" • geralt - "help finger touch"