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I will use this page to demonstrate how we will be using our portfolio pages in Etap 623. You probably think of a portfolio as a demonstration of your work. This portfolio will also be a demonstration of your work, with the focus being on the work you put into developing your mini course. Everything you do related to the instructional design process except the actual content of the course will go here.

Since we are doing a different component each week, it makes sense to put some headings in right away. If you need to add or change headings to suit your needs, you can do so as we go. Feel free to use a similar layout as a fellow student.

About me

Latino (Dominican) Born and raised in New York City, live in the Bronx, NYC

Currently work for the City of New York as a trainer/webcast developer

Graduate of Buffalo State College (Public Communication, BA)

Professional background in training, communications, and video editing

Took a break from the CDIT program, and now I’m back

I hope to complete the CDIT program and transition into an Instructional Designer and Curriculum Developer for adults

Huge NY sports fan (Mets, Jets)

Big pop culture fan, especially film

My Topic/Purpose

Needs Assessment

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Task Analysis

Curriculum Map

References and Resources