Tag: websites
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4 Secrets to Building a Portfolio That’ll Make Everyone Want to Hire You
When it comes to proving yourself professionally, it’s important to show and tell. After all, 90% of the info our brain processes is visual —and research shows using visual aids makes you 43% more likely to convince people to do what you want. Read the full article from The Muse here.
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Need help with your online presence? Come in for Talent Pool Support!
Every Monday – Thursday, 12pm – 1pm, 623 S Wabash Rm 307 Talent Pool (talent.colum.edu) is Columbia’s creative talent database for project collaboration and employment recruitment. Create a professional profile, upload work samples, and be seen by prospective employers and fellow students. Need assistance* with getting started or having trouble with Talent Pool? Here’s your chance…
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HOT INTERNSHIP: PAID – Front End Developer w/ The Field Museum of Natural History
The Field Museum’s Digital Communications group manages research, UX design, development and implementation of new features on The Field Museum’s website and other digital channels. The front-end development intern will work within the Digital Communications group, and will report to the front-end developer on the web team. She or he will plan and develop a…
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Stampsy: A Creative Medium Between a Blog and a Website
Stampsy: A Creative Medium Between a Blog and a Website Just in time for Portfolio Day. Check out another way to show your work.
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Dance Portfolios
For dancers and other students in performing arts, live performance work is best viewed online in the form of short video clips and still photographs. Accompanying those elements should be a short narrative about each project/piece. If you do not have a website, there are a number of template based web platforms available. Both Squarespace…
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Photography Portfolios – In Print and Online Guidelines
Deciding how and what to put in your print portfolio is always a perplexing and subjective process. Here are a few general guidelines to help you get your print portfolio started: 1) Choose your most consistent body of work that demonstrates your point of view in a cohesive manner. 2) Consider no more than 10-20…