Select+Works

=Step 2 - Select Works= This step is not so simple. So it makes sense that I need a page for this. For this step you will need to do two things.

Next: Play with your wiki and get it working like you want! Head back to the portfolios page to read through the next few steps!
 * 1) **Edit your navigation bar and create pages** - or links to, as the case may be - to house the following information. You may name these pages what you like, but you should have at least five pages.
 * 2) **Home Page/About Me**: Welcome visitors to the site. Include an "about me" section that mentions your goals and aspirations, explains the purpose of the site, and/or, if you've chosen a cute title, explains the title. You may choose to make a list of five nouns that describe your many selves, and then explain the nouns you've chosen. Include pictures or video, you could even make a "[|Voki]" that welcomes visitors to the site and explains the layout.
 * 3) **Introduction:** The introduction should be reflective essay about one of the following topics:
 * 4) Which writers have influenced your writing the most and why?
 * 5) What literary techniques have you learned about from other writers and/or from your instructors, and used in your own writing? Consider, for example, point of view, narrative distance, verb tense, characterization, use of setting, form, plot, etc.
 * 6) Why are you interested in pursuing creative writing?
 * 7) What do you like, dislike about your writing? What ideas are you toying with? Where might you go from this point forward?
 * 8) [|Résumé]: Create a résumés that includes your name (remember, this will be open to the public, so do not include information that you wouldn't want just any ole' body to have!) and lists educational achievements, related work or volunteer experiences, and objectives. Research online portfolios and look at other people's résumés - this may help you format your own.
 * 9) **Selected Works**: Provide the title, a short description, and a link to the work. You will want to categorize your portfolio "clips" by subject/genre - you can do this easily by using different size type for headers and adding a horizontal rule to separate sections. You will also write a reflection on each artifact. The reflection does not have to be long, but it may talk about the context in which the artifact was created, or the facility or difficulty you faced in creating the artifact. You might talk about revelatory experiences with each artifact or even successes or failures you experienced during your creation.
 * 10) **Blog**: Include a link to your blog. If you want to make a separate page, you may want to embed or exporting a few selections for your blog. You can do this from your edublogs dashboard.
 * 11) Select work, or create content, to include and upload to those particular pages. Figure out how you're going to get the work on there. Are you going to create a google doc and embed it using a widget? Are you going to upload a file from your computer to your wikispace and simply provide a link? Will you use Microsoft Word or Pages? Are you going to type it onto a separate wikipage and provide a link for it? These are all decisions you'll have to make for yourself - you need to figure out the best for you to handle your work. Be ye warned, each has it's advantages and disadvantages.
 * 12) For your memoir type stuff:
 * 13) "Where I'm From" Poem
 * 14) "Family Tales"
 * 15) "This I Believe: Love"
 * 16) "What's In My Pocket"
 * 17) "10 Minutes Ago/10 Minutes From Now"
 * 18) For your MidTerm:
 * 19) Short Story based on Song
 * 20) Short Fiction - Your Choice
 * 21) Character Sketches
 * 22) Personal Sketch
 * 23) Digital Story
 * 24) Digital Story Transcript