For my E-portfolio, I plan on sticking with wordpress. I’ve become fairly familiar with WordPress over the past two semesters, and I think that I will be able to make a better website if I am familiar with the workings on the platform. I am somewhat familiar with weebly, but I don’t feel confident enough in my abilities to make it work well enough.

For the purposes and audience of my e-portfolio, my first idea was to make it as a sort of compilation for my parents and family friends who are always very curious about how I am doing at Penn State and what my classes are like. Whenever I have told my parents about my assignments, they typically ask if I could send it to them, and I will occasionally forget to do so. I also considered making it to be more job oriented, although I.m not sure how well that would work for me. As for work selections, I think I would likely include my passion blogs. I could very easily do a tab that involves my historical pieces, including my passion blogs, my rhetorical analysis essay from last semester and maybe even my paradigm shift. I could also do an advocacy tab, including my advocacy project, my issue brief and my civic issues blog. For a potential third tab, I could include the more fun assignments, like my first semester passion blog and “This I Believe speech.