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What the Class is About
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You are going to make a colorful
E-Portfolio (electronic portfolio) in Microsoft PowerPoint that
will include your
cover letter, objective, personal statement, resume, sample work
and more. You will be able to enhance these items using
multimedia elements such as audio, graphics, and video. The class is not intended to be
a traditional resume creation class!
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If you have created items such as
spreadsheets, art work, graphics, photographs, music, poems,
research papers and so forth, they can be included as part of
your sample work. Also, any awards or certificates can be included.
Everything must help achieve your objective of obtaining the employment
you want.
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You will burn your E-Portfolio on a CD-R.
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The CD, along with a coordinated paper
resume, can then be sent to a prospective employer(s) whose
computer meets these requirements: Windows 98, ME, 2000
or XP and a set of speakers or a headset. The browser must be Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or
newer.
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Students who produce high quality E-Portfolios will be given the
opportunity to have portfolios placed on the web.
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You will be able to return to the Santa
Ana College Academic Computing Center (ACC) later and make
additional copies of your E-Portfolio on a CD-R(s) if you
have saved your work on your own Zip disk, and bring blank
CD-R’s with you. If you would like to label your CD-ROMs and
have CD cases, you will have to purchase those items as well. We
will provide the first CD, label and CD case for you.
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Students who are sent from counseling or other classes
must complete their E-Portfolio, and burn it on a CD-ROM to receive credit.
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What to Do First
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The Academic Computing Center has
developed a categorized list of Web sites called the Web Scout.
Under the Career Information section, you will find many helpful
areas including a section on
Resume Development.
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You may want to create a Personal Career
Start Page. This page is similar to the "Start Page" you get
from Yahoo, Netscape or MSN. However, the "Career Start Page"
focuses on items that will enhance your career. Browse the Web sites listed under the ACC
Web Scout’s “Creating a Personal Start Page” section for
information:
http://sacacc.sac.edu/webscout/Career_Information/Create_a_Personal_Career__Start_Page_/
Some_Personal_Career_Page_Choices/Personal_Career_Pages/index.htm.
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