The web-based writing portfolio is made up of the major writing projects of the class: The "Invent your own writing technology" Assignment; The Style Blog and Essay; The Personal/Professional Web Site Assignment (meaning the brief description of the changes you made to your site); The Cyberculture Essay Assignment; and the Collaboratively Written and Published Web Site. In addition to these texts, you will need to provide enough of a written introduction to your web-based writing portfolio to explain your site to readers who aren't familiar with the assignments from our class. You will make this site available as a link from the main page of your Personal/Professional web site. This is due by "the end of time!"

Here are some things to think about:

• All of the essay/writing projects we've worked on during this class need to be included in this web-based portfolio. You should include only the final and revised version of each of these projects.
• Along with the essays, you will need to have some explaination about your site and essays in order to introduce this portfolio of work. Think of an audience of potential readers completely unfamiliar with our class who come across your web site: what sort of information would you want them to know about your essays and the process you went through to write them? As we will discuss in class, there are a couple of different ways you could approach this requirement.
• If you have decided to revise any of your writing projects, you need to make this clear in the explaination of your site that will be part of your web-based writing portfolio. In the description of your projects in the portfolio text, write something like "I revised this web site."
• Your web-based writing portfolio must be completed by the end of time!! There are absolutely no exceptions to this!