For the umpteenth semester (I’ve lost count), we offer up the latest batch of student digital resumes and portfolios.
A good group of students, in a couple of classes from Spring semester 2009, created these as their final project.
Hope you enjoy their work. Please feel free to hire them. Good students & people!
Cross-posted at PRProspects.com and the future home of that site, too.

www.melindabowens.com
www.kelliecelia.com
www.ammccoy.com
www.katijones.com
www.annaetucker.com
www.johnroberson.net
www.katlinmulvaney.com
www.jahnnahall.com
www.margieevans.com
www.monicaafanador.com
www.rachelmmurphyonline.com
www.sjbivins.com
www.pbdebow.com
www.kelseyware.com
www.kcduffyonline.com
www.carolinecassidy.com
www.amandamiles.com
www.marycstewart.com
www.mbwaltononline.com
www.klaurenchandler.com
www.akjonline.com
www.hillaryegibbs.com
www.brookbentley.com
www.faithpalmer.com
www.elizabethmahaney.com
www.rebeccabedsole.com

Yep, took me long enough to explain this, didn’t it. )
We were testing Utterli (formerly Utterz) in class. I showed students how it could be automatically posted to your blog.
Students will do their own Utterli podcast interview to include in their final project.
I like Utterli for a lot of reasons. It is perhaps the simplest of audio podcasting tools to use. Utterli may be used to record interviews at events like conferences, live events for organizations, really any kind of interview.
At any rate, we’ll see …

Email provided two requests for information about how we create our digital portfolios in class activities. So, I thought I’d share the information I sent them.
I’ve shared this information with numerous academics over the years. Just realized, I’ve never really posted all of this information in one place. Well, aside from our class syllabi.
So, in a very conversational tone, here we go. Critiques and suggests are, as always, appreciated. I’ve pretty much pasted the email I sent below.

Each summer, interns from around the country visit Camp ASCCA.
This summer, we’ll be doing podcasts using Utterz. I’ll give them a prepaid phone they can carry with them to the activity areas. While taking photos and videos, they can also grab a quick audio interview easily embedded in the camp blog as well as the camp’s social network, ASCCA Friends.

It struck me that this is a very inexpensive way to add one more multimedia layer with fun interviews to the camp’s efforts. For instance, below you’ll see …