Using
Chalk and Wire at Salem State College
So What is Chalk and
Wire?
Chalk and Wire is the School of
Education's electronic portfolio system. You can use the electronic
portfolio to document your progress as you move through your Education program.
You can even use it to prepare a portfolio as part of an application for a
teaching position.
Can I See What an
Employment Portfolio Looks Like?
Here is a sample employment portfolio but you will need to
enter a password to view it. The password is: fall08sample
I'm a Student, How Can I Learn
to Use It?
(1) If you are new to Chalk and
Wire, please download this PowerPoint show to access Chalk and
Wire: "Learning to
Use Chalk and Wire"
(2)
If you just need a 'refresher' to Chalk and Wire, please note that there is a
new version of Chalk and Wire, ep3. It is very similar to the previous version
but the layout is quite different. We would suggest that you download the file
listed in #1 above and look it over.
(3) Once you log onto Chalk and
Wire, there is additional help available on the home page:
http://www.chalkandwire.com/salemstate
What Happens If I Loose or Forget My Password?
There is a link to retrieve a
lost password on Chalk and Wire's start page.
I'm Still Confused and Having
Problems, What Now?
Attention: Salem State College is closed for Winter Break through
January 4, 2010. CTEP Support Hours are
not available during this time. Spring
Support Hours will be posted upon reopening.
If you are having difficulty
using Chalk and Wire, you have a few options for assistance:
(1) Visit the CTEP (SB304) and
speak with the Lab Attendant. She or he can help with many basic
problems.
(2) Go to the CTEP during one of
the regularly scheduled times for Chalk and Wire Assistance. The times
are posted on the door of the CTEP (SB304) and they are listed in the online CTEP Calendar.
(3) For additional assistance,
you can contact the School of Education's Chalk & Wire Help Desk.
email: cw-help@salemstate.edu
phone: 978-542-6320 (9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday
through Thursday or leave a voice-mail message)
You can learn, or get a
refresher, by downloading and reviewing this PowerPoint show: "Assessor's Guide
"