E-folio Specification
Light EPSS for Digital Portfolios
Yitna Firdyiwek
10/31/2012
E-folio is a prototype electronic performance support system for instructors based on the principles of the portfolio method of teaching
and assessment. Its grew out of successive iterations of a teacher-centered design model focused on providing teachers with a way to
express their teaching philosophy and style, address their disciplinary needs, and comply with institutional requirements. Pl ease direct
all comments and questons to: ybf2u@virginia.edu
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Table of Contents
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1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Pages ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.1. Page Tree ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2. Home .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
2.2.1. User Interface ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.2. Widget Table ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3. TOC Page ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.3.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.3.2. Widget Table ......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.4. Studio ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.4.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.4.2. Widget Table ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.5. Activity Instructions ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
2.5.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
2.6. New Response ............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
2.6.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.6.2. Widget Table ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.7. Browse Server .............................................................................................................................................................................. 16
2.7.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
2.8. Edit Response .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17
2.8.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 17
2.8.2. Widget Table ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17
2.9. View Response ............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
2.9.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19
2.10. Forum ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
2.10.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 20
2.10.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20
2.11. Gallery ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
2.11.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
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2.11.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 22
2.12. Office .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
2.12.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 24
2.12.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24
2.13. Edit Home ................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
2.13.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 26
2.13.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
2.14. Edit Activities .............................................................................................................................................................................. 29
2.14.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 29
2.14.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 29
2.15. Edit Resources ........................................................................................................................................................................... 31
2.15.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 31
2.15.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 31
2.16. Give Feedback............................................................................................................................................................................ 33
2.16.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 33
2.16.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 33
2.17. Publish Pf.................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
2.17.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 35
2.17.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 35
2.18. Utilities ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 37
2.18.1. User Interface ..................................................................................................................................................................... 37
2.18.2. Widget Table ....................................................................................................................................................................... 37
3. Masters ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39
3.1. Master List .................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
3.2. TinyMCE ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
3.2.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 40
3.3. TMCE With Fields ......................................................................................................................................................................... 41
3.3.1. User Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 41
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1. Introduction
E-folio is a prototype for an electronic performance support system for instructors based on the
principles of the portfolio method of teaching and assessment. Its grew out of successive iterations of a
teacher-centered design model focused on providing teachers with a way to express their teaching
philosophy and style, address their disciplinary needs, and comply with institutional requirements.
Please direct all comments and questions to: ybf2u@virginia.edu
Electronic Performance Support: The concept behind an "Electronic Performance Support System"
(EPSS) is built on the more basic idea of "Human Performance Support" (HPS*). EPSS.COM, a web
magazine devoted to the topic, defines "performance support" as,
The concept of using technology to integrate knowledge and learning experiences with software tools to
improve business performance by (a) bringing individuals up to speed in their work as quickly as
possible and with the minimum of support from other people, and (b) providing an electronic
infrastructure to enable organizational learning.**
In relation to this definition, EPSS is, "The computer system that is produced as a result of applying the
concept of Performance Support (PS). It integrates software tools, knowledge and learning experiences
to improve business performance by (a) bringing individuals up to speed in their work as quickly as
possible and with the minimum of support from other people, and (b) providing an electronic
infrastructure to enable organizational learning" (epss.com! Jacqui Seddon, (Editor), Gloria Gery, Bill
Miller, Barry Raybould (Associate Editors), Copyright ©1997, 1998 Seddon Corporation
http://www.epss.com ) [Top]
Portfolio Method: The Portfolio method of teaching writing at the college level was pioneered by Peter
Elbow and Pat Belanoff at SUNY (Elbow, Peter, and Pat Belanoff. "State University of New York at
Stony Brook Portfolio-based Evaluation Program." Portfolios: Process and Product. Ed. Pat Belanoff
and Marcia Dickson. Portsmouth, NH: Boynton/Cook, 1991. 3-16.). The approach, which has spread
widely since then to include large scale assessment in school systems as well as going beyond the
discipline of writing instruction is viewed as both a teaching and an assessment tool. Building on the
concept of the artist's portfolio, the method allows students to put together a collection (portfolio) of
their work for evaluation puposes. The result is expected to produce a multi-dimensional portrayal of the
student's skills and abilities.
While portfolios have implemented in astonishingly many different ways, in general, and when used as
teaching tools, they typically contain some self-reflective work done by the student. The model
introduced by Elbow and Belanoff required students to include self-reflective writing, and involved
evalution of the portfolio by instructors other than the student's. [Top]
Portfolio Cluster: In the Elbow Belanoff model of the portfolio method small groups of instructors act
as outside evaluators to each other's students. The "cluster" allows instructors to work more closely as
they implement an efficient assessment program for themselves. [Top]
Electronic Course Portfolio: The "electronic" version of the traditional (paper) portfolio attempts to
stay as faithful to the intent of the original while enhancing it. The web-based E-Portfolio improves the
portability of the system as well as the potential for interaction between students. The system also
organizes the revision recording process and the standarization of the presentation format. Beyond this,
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the system offeers the students an opportunityy to step into the world of hyptertext and the World Wide
Web.
For the instructor, the E-Portfolio relieves some of the burden of document management as well as
access to student work. As part of an "Integrated" system (IECP), the E-portfolio also improves
communication between the instructor and the outside evaluator. At the end of the process, the
cumulative data (student work and instructor/evaluator communications) serves as a database for
studying and improving the portfolio method even further. [Top]
Teacher-Centered Design: Most educational technology design models are designed to address the
needs of only two constituents: administrators (because they pay the bills), or students, who are
mistakenly identified as the end users of the technology. As we define it, teacher-centered technology is:
the shaping of technology to address the specific needs of teachers as end-users. [Top]
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* Stolovitch, Harold D., and Erica J. Keeps. "Handbook of human performance technology."
Washington DC: National Society for Performance and Instruction (1999).
** Gery, G, Electronic Performance Support Systems: How and Why to Remake the Workplace
Through the Strategic Application of Technology, Weingarten Publications, Boston, MA. 1991.
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2. Pages
2.1. Page Tree
Home
TOC Page
Studio
Activity Instructions
New Response
Browse Server
Edit Response
View Response
Forum
Gallery
Office
Edit Home
Edit Activities
Edit Resources
Give Feedback
Publish Pf
Utilities
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2.2. Home
Default
The Home page functions as an area for communicating with the users of the site. The owner* of the site can post welcome
messages, announcements, or any other information necessary for the users of the site.
Tools for adding content to this page are under the Office page.
---------* Default roles in E-folio are labeled "user", "owner", and "guest". The labels, however, can be renamed (e.g., "student", "instructor",
"reviewer", etc.). Additional roles can also be created using the Utilities tool under the Office page.
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2.2.1. User Interface
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Menu Object
2.2.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
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2.3. TOC Page
Default
If there are multiple items in the Home page, the system will offer a TOC (Table of Contents) tool for the user.
2.3.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.3.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
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Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
Open Studio in Current Window
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2.4. Studio
Default
The Studio page is where each user goes to work on activities and submit work to the Forum or the portfolio Gallery. This page
serves multiple purposes: 1) Users can view the Activity created for them by the owner of the site, 2) Users can Add a response to the
Activity, 2) Users can pre-view, edit,or delete their response, 3) Users can select to have their response(s) added (checkboxes) to their
portfolio (Pf), and 3) Users can choose (radio buttons) which of their responses would function as the "Pf Cover" (the index page) for
their portfolio. When they are ready,Users can also submit their portfolio to the Gallery.
One missing step in the portfolio creation process is the creation of a Title for the portfolio. The method outlined here assumes the title
of the response chosen to be the "Pf Cover" would serve as the title of the portfolio as well. However, that may not be suit able and a Pf
title may need to be generated separately. Another way to address this workflow may be to separate the responding -to-Acitivites
process from the portfolio-creation process (as in the current E-folio process). TBD
2.4.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.4.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
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Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open View Response in Popup Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Response in Popup Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Activity Instructions in Popup Window
13
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
14
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
15
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
16
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
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2.5. Activity Instructions
Default
This page shows the instructions for the activity created by the owner of the site.
2.5.1. User Interface
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2.6. New Response
Default
This page shows the online editor and associated fields provided for users for responding to an activity. The Save button serves as a
"save and continue". The Done button saves and exits the page. The Activity link at the top right allows users to view the Activity
associated with the page.
2.6.1. User Interface
2.6.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Activity Instructions in Popup Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Browse Server in Popup Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Browse Server in Popup Window
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2.7. Browse Server
Default
The Link dialog box includes a Browse Server button that makes available for linking all other items in the site that are acc essible to the
user (resources, user's responses in Studio, work submitted to Forum, and work submitted to Gallery).
2.7.1. User Interface
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2.8. Edit Response
Default
The Edit page allows users to edit their work. The Save button allows them to save and contnue working. The Save As... butt on lets
them create a new draft of their work. The Done button lets them save and exit the apge. The Activity link at the top right allows users
to view the Activity associated with the page.
2.8.1. User Interface
2.8.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Activity Instructions in Popup Window
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2.9. View Response
Default
Every student response has the possibility of having a threaded discussion attatched to it. The option is set at the time of the creation
of the Activity by the Owner of the site. Scroll down to view the threaded comment tool appened to the end of this document.
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2.9.1. User Interface
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2.10. Forum
Default
The Forum page is a place for users to share their work with other users in the site. Each submitted work can have a threaded
discussion tool associated with it (see bottom of popup screen).
2.10.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.10.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open View Response in Popup Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
13
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
14
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Activity Instructions in Current Window
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2.11. Gallery
Default
The Gallery page is a place for users to share their unpublished or published (zipped for downoload) portfolios with other users in the
site. Published portfolios can be downloaded. The Site Portfolio button at the top right contains a collection of the published portfolios
including other items such as Activities, the Home pages, and a site portfoio cover page created by the owner of the site.
2.11.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.11.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open ISBUISSS3888-Section01-Spring-2013/index.html in Popup Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open ISBUISSS3888-Section01-Spring-2013/slt9e/index.html in Popup Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
13
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
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2.12. Office
Default
The Office page (aka “the dashboard”) contains the tools used by the owner of the site to build pages, give feedback on submitted
activity items, and manage the public face and configuration of the site. While the submenu items of the Office page are not visible to
students, the top level allows Owners of the site to collect private comments and questions from users. Users will have acce ss only to
the comments they posted and the replies associated with them. Instructors may toggle certain comments and replies to be visible to
all.
2.12.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.12.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
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2.13. Edit Home
Default
The Edit Home page contains the tools used by the owner of the site to build content for the Home page. Owners can create
collections of pages in folders.
2.13.1. User Interface
Menu Object
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Menu Object
2.13.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
13
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
14
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
15
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
16
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
17
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
18
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
19
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
20
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
21
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
22
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
23
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
24
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
25
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
26
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
27
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
28
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
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2.14. Edit Activities
Default
The Edit Activities page contains the tools used by the owner of the site to build and organize activities. Owners can create
collections of activities in folders.
2.14.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.14.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
13
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
14
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
15
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
16
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
17
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
18
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
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2.15. Edit Resources
Default
The Edit Resources page contains the tools used by the owner of the site to upload and manage resources. Owners can create
collections of resources in folders.
2.15.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.15.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
12
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
13
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
14
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
15
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
16
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open New Response in Popup Window
17
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
18
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
19
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
20
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
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2.16. Give Feedback
Default
Give Feedback contains the tools used by the owner of the site to view responses by users and give feedback. While this page is not
fleshed out yet, the features needed are: 1) Use of the threaded discussion tool, 2) ability to toggle visiblity of Owner c omments to other
users (in case the item is in the Forum or Gallery), 3) ability to edit the users text directly (maybe different colored text) and have the
revised document saved as a draft (Save As...) for the users (so that the users original text is not changed), and 4) ability to associate
"Owner notes" with a response that's being given feedback (note is for Owner only).
2.16.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.16.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Link in Current Window
Open Edit Home in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
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2.17. Publish Pf
Default
Publish contains the tools used by the owner of the site to manage the final publication of the portfolios. Published portfolios are
available in the Gallery as zipped files. Published portfolios become available for inclusion in the publication of the Site Portfolio (SPf).
2.17.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.17.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Utilities in Current Window
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
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2.18. Utilities
Default
Utilities contains the tools used by the owner of the site to manage the user profiles and the site configuration (roster, default settings,
connection to LMS, etc.).
2.18.1. User Interface
Menu Object
2.18.2. Widget Table
Footnote Interactions
1
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open TOC Page in Current Window
2
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Home in Current Window
3
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Activities in Current Window
4
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Edit Resources in Current Window
5
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Give Feedback in Current Window
6
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Publish Pf in Current Window
7
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Home in Current Window
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Footnote Interactions
8
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Studio in Current Window
9
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Forum in Current Window
10
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Office in Current Window
11
OnClick:
Case 1:
Open Gallery in Current Window
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3. Masters
3.1. Master List
TinyMCE
TMCE With Fields
Folder
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3.2. TinyMCE
3.2.1. User Interface
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3.3. TMCE With Fields
3.3.1. User Interface
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