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The Best Resources For Developing Student Portfolios
by Larry Ferlazzo
Here are some:
Seesaw basically lets students easily create digital portfolios that can be shared with teachers and parents. It’s free for teachers and students, and has a free and paid version for parents.
4 Free Web Tools for Student Portfolios is from Edutopia.
5 Good Options for Creating Digital Portfolios is from Richard Byrne.
Digital Portfolios: The Art of Reflection is from Edutopia.
Meaningful Learning with Digital Portfolios: Tools & Examples is from Shelly Sanchez Terrell.
7 Good Options for Building Digital Portfolios – A PDF Handout is from Richard Byrne.
PortfolioGen lets students easily create online portfolios of their work.
Student Portfolio Apps and Websites is from Common Sense Education.
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