I am currently writing a teaching portfolio for myself. This is a permanent work-in-progress. I wrote a guide to creating teaching portfolios based on my own struggles. Please ignore the CSU-specific material and may the <insert your deity choice here> forgive me for creating yet another PowerPoint document to float on the internet.

Here are syllabi from some of the courses I have taught at Charles Sturt University:

• Economics 120: Principles of Macroeconomics
• Economics 220: Macroeconomic Analysis

Here are syllabi from some of the courses I taught at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia:

• Economics 2106: Principles of Microeconomics
• Economics 3110: Advanced Microeconomics
• Economics 4411/6360: Development Economics
• Economics 4440: Economics of the Environment and Natural Resources
• Economics 4801/6150: Cost-Benefit Analysis

I have found the following links helpful in writing up my own portfolio:

• A very comprehensive site on teaching portfolios at Eastern Kentucky University.
• A good site for information plus some discussion of evaluating portfolios at Texas-El Paso.