Discuss each link, discuss the implications of your topic or your reading, and draw conclusions as best you can. Remember that your presentations should represent scholarly work. You may choose to organize your work in any logical manner that suits you, but please do organize your work consciously and deliberately. A list of things is not organized unless there is a deliberate scheme underlying the order of items in the list. Make sure you have a reason for organizing the work in the manner you have chosen.
Broken links can be very frustrating, especially when they are the fault of the presenter.
Remember this is a public document . Such items as spelling, grammar, punctuation, and of course the substance of your commentary are important in how your document is received. Remember that your portfolios are persuasive documents designed to justify a particular evaluation of your work so far. Try to address everything you have contributed to the course, not just your assigned work.