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Welcome to Ruth Garza's Electronic Portfolio

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello, My name is Ruth Garza and I am currently a dyslexia lab teacher at Lopez-Riggins Elementary.  I have been teaching for 10 years and am excited about finally completing a Masters degree in Education Technology.  This wiki is serves as my e-portfolio, which has served as a coursework interactive platform to collaborate with instructors and fellow colleges as I worked towards my degree.  A compilation of all my individual assignments and team projects completed through the MSTTPS Go! Program as well as my current program of study are archived in this website. I believe that technology plays an important in education and that it's our responsibility, as educators, to equip ourselves with the necessary knowledge and skills to integrate technology in the classroom.   Students must be exposed to 21st century technology tools and applications to be able to compete globally where technology is continuously changing.

 

E-Portfolio's Purpose

The purpose of my e-portfolios is to document all the completed assignments and projects during the coursework for the M.Ed. Educational Technology degree.  All the chronicled work demonstrates how I have been able to put in practice all the knowledge and skills learned through my journey in becoming an Educational Technology professional.  

 

E-Portfolio's Organization

The e-portfolio's organization allows the user to navigate through the pages to view all relevant products in this program. These pages include project details, competencies learned and documentation of leadership skills required by the educational technology program. Links to all the main pages are provided in the menu bar at the top of each page. The links below also link to the main pages of this e-portfolio.

 

 

Navigating the E-Portfolio

A web browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari will allow you to view the e-portfolio. Individual projects may require Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Adobe Reader, QuickTime, Windows Media Player, or Flash Player. Each page of the e-portfolio is accessible through links located at the top of each page. Featured projects, as well as their artifact reports are accessible through links on the “Matrix" page. Information and projects for each course completed during my time in the program can be accessed through links on the “Courses Taken” page.

 

 

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