"My portfolio not only allowed me to give evidence to my practices but also to gain Web Design experience that I hope to use in my art classroom to show student artwork."
Ann's (Art Education, 2005) e-Portfolio is a great example of how an e-portfolio can go way beyond a resume. Passion, creativity, enthusiam - where do you find this on a resume? Ann's e-portfolio positively features these important personal characteristics on every page!
Right from the opening screen Ann provides engages the reader providing evidence that clearly demonstrates her passion for where she is!

While one might argue that the narrative here might be a bit long for the web, the intriguing, almost mysterious photo at the top of the page invites the reader to find out more about who this person is...

Ann uses a javascript photo gallery to share with readers samples of her artistic work. The thumbnails below are a great way to give a hint as to what comes next. Many automatic photo gallery templates provide all of the navigation, image resizing and optimization that is being used here - well done!

When it comes to Ann's teaching, she provides readers with a range of evidence including lesson plans and teaching philosophy.
