The first portfolio developed was a straightforward portfolio of nine digital images. The images were printed and exhibited as dye-sublimation prints, a method of printing that closely resembles the quality of a photographic print. While on sabbatical in 1995, I developed additional works were developed and wrote a section for course materials. The syllabus, assignments, and supporting materials for each course were organized in chart form. Links to examples of student work, illustrations, and technical information appear within each assignment.
Students crave examples from their peers.
The more examples that can be provided, the more they like it. The puzzle component of this portfolio was a small step toward the possibility within the medium of interactive virtual space. To make the puzzle, it was necessary to learn more advanced HTML code, frames in particular. This was done using HTML tutorials generously offered on the web. Another light bulb went on.