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There are many options for apps and websites to use for digital portfolios. Teachers and schools can choose what fits their needs best. At my current school setting we aren't using any digital portfolio or classroom sites. I think a site geared toward elementary like Seesaw or Class Dojo would work well with all of our students, as we are special education and I think simple is better in this case. Google Sites may also be a good option, as we already use many Google apps, but all students do not currently have a Gmail account.

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1. Documentation and Storage
2. Workspace and Reflection
3. Presentation and Showcase

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http://web.seesaw.me/

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https://www.classdojo.com/

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https://sites.google.com/

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https://www.weebly.com/

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How does it differ from traditional student work portfolios or assessment?

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How does it differ from traditional student work portfolios or assessment?

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Students can take ownership and more easily have a part in creating and sharing their work with digital portfolios. Students get opportunities to practice using technology. With digital portfolios, the process can continue for years and follow the students through their elementary, middle, and high school years

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What is the purpose of a digital portfolio?

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What is the purpose of a digital portfolio?

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Digital portfolios make storage and documentation of student work easy, students can reflect on their learning over time, students can share their learning with the world, and overall creates a sense of ownership over the students' accomplishments.