信息时代的管理信息系统Module_I课件

1、Extended Learning Module IBuilding an E-PortfolioINTRODUCTIONElectronic portfolio (e-portfolio) has been described in a range of ways, with most recognizing the primary role of information and communications technologies in describing the “e”ELECTRONIC JOB MARKETElectronic job market makes use of ma

2、ny Internet technologies to recruit employeesThe average cost per hire throughOnline recruiting is $152Traditional methods is $1,383Convergence of Online Networking and Resume DevelopmentHidden job market unposted positionsUp to 80% of new jobs fall into this categoryTodays electronic world uses aut

3、omated rsum tracking systemsReduce the time it takes to manually review, sort, and file large numbers of rsumsSample Self-Assessment ToolWeak vs. Strong Objective StatementsRsum SectionsContact informationObjectiveQualificationsEducationWork experienceActivitiesDEVELOPING YOUR E-PORTFOLIOFour reason

4、s why you should develop an e-portfolio:An e-portfolio can give you instant credibilityA Web site provides access anytime to you and examples of your workA Web site shows that you are current and up-to-dateA Web site expands your exposure and increases your visibility worldwideGive Them What They Wa

5、ntWhat future employers are looking for when they visit your Web site:Lots of workCreativityStrategyGood architectureThe Shape of an e-PortfolioBiographical InformationOnline PortfolioExamples of your work and information about your skills and talentsContact InformationE-GalleryWriting samplesSpread

6、sheets or other applications of business toolsDemonstrations of analytical, tracking, planning, or management skillsPresentations that you have developedPREPARING WEB CONTENTGather all the material Objective statementrsum formatse-gallery examplesPREPARING WEB CONTENTWrite one key sentence (30 words) describing your e-portfolioWrite down 10 single keywords and 10 key phrases (2-3 words) that could be used to reference the site Create a digital image of a logo or photographLook at other e-portfolios on the WebTest, Test, Test94 percent of people browsing the Web use Microsoft Internet