![[MathPortfolio with Robots.png]] **Welcome!** Let us introduce you to the `MathPortfolioi website`. Our purpose is to provide a platform for math learners at all levels to present their work in the form of an online portfolio that is located in a wiki website. These portfolios can be useful supplement admission applications, resumes, and class note-taking. ![[machine-learning 64.png]] `MathPortfolio website`: The MathPortfolio website is a `curated math wiki` that links and organizes the a `portfolio` of curated `notes. ![[writing 64.png]] `Note`: Portfolio `notes` are assembled into an `authors` portfolio. Notes are developed using the `Obsidian` application. Obsidian provides the functionality to create and maintain a wiki site, where each note links to one or more portfolios. Notes can also link to Math [[Topics]] and [[Dictionaries]]. ![[knowledge 64.png]] `Portfolio`: Authors create and maintain a portfolio of wiki `notes` ![[teamwork 64.png]] `Teams`: Teams build and maintain portfolio `notes`. usually include an advisor, a Peer, and a principle author. - The same person can fulfill `multiple MathPortfolio roles`. A `advisor` in one subject area can be an `author`, a `peer`, or a `curator` in another. ![[MathPortfolio.wiki/Attachments/images/friends 64.png]] `Peer`: Peers collaborate with `authors`. Peers are credited as secondary owners on the notes that they assist authors with. ![[recording 64.png]] `Author` : Authors are the principal creators of the notes in a portfolio. They can collaborate with `peers`. They always work with an `advisor` who certifiesthey suitability of the authors notes for inclusion into the authors portfolio. ![[pensioner 64.png]] `Advisor`: Advisors provide guidance and approval of an `authors` portfolio notes. ![[approved 64.png]] `Curator`: Curators upload portfolio notes for `authors`. They maintain an tidy up the portfolios. ![[processing 64.png]] `Process` : The process of posting an note into a portfolio involves: 1. Collecting and organizing resources that are used to create the note 2. Writing up the note and optionally creating a descriptive video. 3. Submitting your work to a qualified mentor and to a peer for review and approval. This will usually involve working with your mentor and peerto polish and refine your work. 4. Requesting the website curator to upload your note. ![[tool-box 64.png]] The `tools` used to create portfolio `notes` include: - [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md) - [Goodnotes](https://www.goodnotes.com) - [Drawio](https://www.drawio.com) - Your favorite video recording application