- Parent Tabs- Your blog must include 4 “parent” tabs using the following labels: Home, Blog Posts, Course Project, Book Club. Parent tabs must also follow this order.
- Child or Drop-down Tabs- Each parent tab must have the correct drop-down tabs and must also follow the correct order:
- Home (no drop-downs)
- Blog Posts
- Blog Development
- Internship Goals
- Mentor Interview
- Agency/Setting Scan
- Population Summary
- Program Evaluation
- Individual Plan & Video Implementation
- Evaluation of Goals & Internship
- Course Project
- Problem/Project Identification
- Literature Review Table
- Literature Summary
- Expert & Literature Synthesis
- Final Project Presentation
- Book Club
- Week 1
- Week 2
- Week 3
- Week 4
- Week 5
- Week 6
- Week 7
- Week 8.
- For the most part, each page represents an assignment for your internship. For each page, you will eventually enter content based upon the assignment description and rubric from the instructor’s blog and/or canvas. For now, as appropriate, copy and paste into each page the rubric from the instructor’s blog respectively.
- The “Home” page should be set up with the following information:
- A professional picture of you.
- A welcome narrative sharing: 1. At least 2 of the most important experiences you have had thus far that has prepared you for your internship, 2. At least 2 skills, bits of knowledge and/or techniques you hope to gain from your internship, 3. At least 2 areas of interest you have in the field of TR. 4. The narrative should open by welcoming your mentor, instructor and peers.
- Customize profile Image- The image that appears at the top of the blog on the “Home” page should be appropriate to the nature of the blog in some way.
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Learning Outcome: Parent Tabs The following parent tabs are present, in order and labeled as: Home, Blog Posts, Course Project, Book Club
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Learning Outcome: Drop-Down/Child Tabs The drop-down tabs are labeled and ordered according to the assignment description.
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Learning Outcome: Rubrics For each assignment page, the student has cut and pasted the respective rubric from the instructor’s blog and/or canvas.
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Learning Outcome: “Home” Page The student has completed the “Home” page according to assignment instruction to include the narrative (2 past experiences, 2 interests, 2 goals), the bio pic, and welcome statement.
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Learning Outcome: Theme/Profile Picture The student selected a blog theme and profile picture that is appropriate and reflective of the purpose of the blog.
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Learning Outcome: Mechanics All content is free of grammatical and spelling errors. Language used is of professional caliber.
Learning Outcome: Mentor Approval The student’s mentor has checked that all blog elements are correct and has commented on the “Blog Development” page that it is complete. Learning Outcome: Add Instructor as Admin The student added the course instructor as an administrator to their blog.
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Hi Carrie,
Overall I think your blog looks good and seems to have everything that we needed to provided. I would try just having the important information needed on the child tabs like the rubrics and maybe the due dates so it doesn’t seem like an over bearing amount of information. The images used in your heading and background help bring people in and is very inviting and really shows people how nice of a person you are. Again, great job on the blog development!
It looks like you have developed your blog with all of the tabs. I look forward to working with you during your junior internship experience.