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One digital documentation tool is LiveBinder, it helps keep up with past work, you can create many tabs for all the classes taken and add to each tab the proper work done for the class to keep up.

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A few tools I used were livebinder, google drive, blackbaord, powerpoints. Most of these tools were used at mosr grade level. The livebinder is used for the college level to keep records of all assignments.

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A few tools I have used include Cassie Barnes                      Livebinder, Google Drive, Blackboard, Slide shows, and Canva. Some of these I have used at all grade level including collect to keep record of various assignments to create a portfolio. Other I think could be used if a specific folder or account was set up for students to add their work to.

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A few tools I have used include Cassie Barnes                      Livebinder, Google Drive, Blackboard, Slide shows, and Canva. Some of these I have used at all grade level including collect to keep record of various assignments to create a portfolio. Other I think could be used if a specific folder or account was set up for students to add their work to.

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I have used it some i think it can be a great tool in many ways. First it saves paper and it is something they keep forever. Second it allows them to document their growth in a visual way.

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Microsoft and Google Drive are the two things I have used to keep documentation of all of my assignments, projects, etc and also separate them by class folders so there is no mix up.
- Sydney Couick

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Livebinder is one that I used in a class last semester that helped us document all of our stuff. Google docs is also one of the most common ones but works extremely well.

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Google Docs, in my opinion, is a digital tool that can help with pedagogical documentation. Google Docs is a free, web-based word document that includes; Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Drawings, Google Forms, Google Sites, and Google Keep.

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google docs is an easy tool to use when working on projects or just writing a paper. you can see all the work you have done at any point when using the app long as it is saved and is very organized.

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Livebinder is something I have used multiple times. It allows me to put work together in one place so that I can refer back to it or have it in case a professor needs to look back at my work.

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Google drive is something that I have used since High School to be able to look back at my old work, and organize the work that I am currently doing. This program is extremely beneficial to students, and can help them stay organized.
-Victoria Abernathy

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Livebinder always you to organize your work and keep track of all your documents in a folder. You can go to the folder and look at work you have already completed, note etc. This allows you not only to keep everything you've done but look back and reflect on how far you have come.
Alli Burrage

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With Live Binder you can keep track of all your work and documents in a folder.

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Seesaw is great to display what the student is learning and working on with the parents and the teacher in one place.

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Seesaw lets students, parents, and teachers all collaborate and communicate through a digital portfolio.
Allie Perdue

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Google drive allows students to save all kinds of work and to make them into folders for easy access. It can be shared with almost anyone and allows for a live document of what the student has completed. It is also very fun to watch it build over time.
Katelyn Sifford

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A student can look back at their notes or work. They can reflect on their learning growth by keeping everything in a file or binder.
Holshouser

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A simple tool that could be used to support pedagogical documentation is Google Drive. Students can collaborate and makes additions to the document or add to a class folder.

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Kidblog, Storypark and Seesaw are examples of digital portfolios that students and teachers can use.

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Kidblog, Storypark and Seesaw are examples of digital portfolios that students and teachers can use.

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My 8th graders create a portfolio as part of their culmination requirements. They select their best work from each subject area and use a template to help them reflect on their learning and growth. We now use Google Sites for this, but in the past, I've seen it done as a slide show, a digital story, or even simply in folders.