Skills Portfolio 3: Submission instructions Completion requirements IMPORTANT: The Skills Portfolio 3 assessment requires the submission of two parts. The submission boxes are located in the "Assessment" section of iLearn, under Skills Portfolio 3. Part 1: Submit your artefact First, submit your artefact to the "Media artefact dropbox" choosing one of the options below: Option 1: Upload the file Your artefact should be in a format that will be able to be opened on your marker's computer (e.g pdf, jpg, ppt etc.). There is a 200 MB limit on this option. If your file is larger, you will need to use the other option. Option 2: Submit a Google Drive link All students have access to Google Drive. After uploading your file to Google Drive, you can create a link by clicking the "Share" button. Make sure that it is set to "Anyone with the link can view". Paste this link into the online text box in the "Media artefact dropbox". Part 2: Submit your completed Skills Portfolio 3 Brief Submit your completed communication Brief to the Skills Portfolio 3 Turnitin box. This document must be in either Word or pdf format. Last modified: Thursday, 6 July 2023, 9:56 PM

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