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Diana:
Your improvement and development in writing is very prominent especially since you have the essays lined up together. The second link for Flat Earth is just a picture, I dunno if thats intentional or not
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Liana:
Reading your work has been incredibly helpful as to what I should expect out of English 1A. Your essay on Earth Odyssy obviously shows the progess you have made in addition to being an interesting topic and read. Keep up the good work Daniel.
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Igor:
Good final product, I think it will actually be pretty useful for others who are taking intro to english. I know you told me that your site would have a lot of writing but its laid out pretty well so its not too bad.
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Cassie:
I've enjoyed reading your eportfolio. And I like seeing pictures added and some nice fonts!!
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Annie O:
Your eportfolio looks very professional and is very well organized. I think you did a good job in explaining assignments and at breaking down the course accurately. I enjoyed your page and reading your work- it presents a whole new side to you
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scottlankford:
I'm especially pleased with two aspects of this eportfolio. The first is that you tie together all the various assignments on our class -- a 100% useful and insightful exercise that I really ought to require of everyone always!
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scottlankford:
Funny how eportfolios get us all thinking about how things fit together (including us teachers).
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scottlankford:
The second thing that surprised and delighted me was comments from future Honors 1A students, several of whom gleaned a completely useful "preview" of the class through viewing your work and self-evaluations.
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scottlankford:
Only complaint: commenting is extremeley tedious: 250 words per quickpost maximum.
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scottlankford:
100/100 points. Great work overall.
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