I organized my ePortfolio by filling out the information that came the easiest to me first. My name, schools I attended in the past, and current jobs were easy to fill in, but when I got to my hobbies and interest, I really had to stop and think. I always thought those to be easy questions, but as this year continued, I started to see myself change. Things that had once been inportant to me before just weren't anymore. I created connections between my projects by to make my site look neat. When a professional is looking at my page, I want them to see me as professional and take me seriously. I consider creativity to be one of the strengths of my work because I love to work on my page and make it eye popping. I think if you make your site eye popping its going to be hard for people to forget, however, too crazy can be a bad thing.
I found working at home to be the most effective technique in creating my projects. When I sit in class and work on them I feel in to much of a rush and like I am under pressure to finish them. When I am at home, I work on my time and it gives me more time to get creative. The most difficult challenge in my ePortfolio was trying to fill in my hobbies and interest like I said before as you get older you change and I just this past year I had changed alot and things over than what I was going ot wear to school to day became more important. When I first started working on the project I thought it was going to take a long time, however, working on it siratically throughout the course made it very easy to complete.
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