The next step is deciding what kind of videos you would like to add to your portfolio. This will be determined by your preference of subjects for each video. There are many possibilities. Here are some possibilities: (click to view examples)

Examples

Introduction: Using a video to introduce you and your portfolio

• Example #1 - In this introduction video the creator introduces herself and explains features of her portfolio.
  
  
• Example #2 - In this introduction video the user is able to view and hear about various skills the creator has while obtaining information about their education. (Note the long download time)

Demonstration: Using video to demostrate a skill or ability. A demonstration is an excellent way of showing your capabilities in one area. This could be done very easily through providing video of the actual demonstration without additional effects.

• Example #1 - In this demonstration, Dr. Bruce Winston from the School of Leadership Studies at Regent University, discusses how students can improve their reading speed and maintain comprehension. His process is demonstrated with a doctoral student who reads several passages from a text.

• Example #2 - In this demonstration, Elisa E. Beshero-Bondarhttp's uses digital video to demonstrate her teaching at a college level course.
  
  
• Example #3 - In this demonstration, Christine James displays her skills working with a group of K-12 students using a teaching technique that encourages memorization of a important clues when working with large amounts of confusing content.

Role Playing: Using video to role play your a life-like scenario. A role-playing video is a great way to display your skills in different situations. This may require a little more camera movement, however, it can be an exciting way to show your skills in a "real life" situation.

• Example -This is an excerpt from a role-play that demonstrates the interviewing skills of listening and reflection. This scenario was developed by Dr. Jennifer Ripley of the School of Psychology and Counseling at Regent University.

Video Resume: A video resume is a great way to explain your background and skills. In addition to a resume already posted in your portfolio, the video resume could service as a device to explain the work you have done in more detail.

Video Interview: A video interview is an excellent choice for allowing an employer to get to know you better. This can be used to give additional details about your philosophies and ideas about different things pertaining to your job of choice.

Video Reference: A video reference could serve as the perfect vehicle for persons who would like to give you a great reference. You could have a former employer explain their evaluation of your work and your capabilities. A pastor, former teacher/professor, work associate, would also make great choices for your references.