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# 1. Class Projects Portfolio Website

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Your projects will be graded by viewing this website.
{% endhint %}

### **Where**

* use <https://sites.google.com> and begin with a completely blank site (\*not\* a template)
* add your URL to [Canvas](https://www.baylor.edu/canvas/)
  * when you first "publish" your site, you will be given an option to create a domain name or add a custom domain name (a URL you have purchased) ... **add whatever domain you use for the site to the list on** [**Canvas**](https://www.baylor.edu/canvas/) **under "Pages"** ... note: you can copy your published site's URL at the top by clicking on the link icon

    ![](/files/jzgrhP7MUMd6zYslpFHo)

### Requirements

* embed all your projects in the body of the homepage of the site in order labeled with "title" size text with the project number and name as listed in your syllabus - each project embedded if at all possible (it is better to embed than provide a hyperlink that leaves the site)
  * heres an example = <https://sites.google.com/view/johansen1331/>
* add a professional portrait photo taken with the class mirrorless camera by a colleague in the class to the header of the site

## Using Box.com to store files

* create direct links to files, then use as if stored on an ftp server

![](/files/-MkeO7eNmPGIFDXsNXMD)

## Optional

1. purchase a domain through [domains.google.com](https://domains.google.com/)


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