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Scholantis Student Portfolios - Self reflection, learning and engagement

Scholantis Student Portfolios allow students to create collections of documents, presentations, blog posts, or other media (e.g. photographs, videos, certificates, rubrics or assignments). A portfolio is much more than a digital scrapbook. It allows students to create a purposeful collection of their work that demonstrates their efforts, progress, and achievements. 

Student portfolios can be shared with teachers to evaluate progress or used to demonstrate learning outcomes, competencies and skill growth over time. In addition to being an assessment tool,  they can be used to showcase student accomplishments, or to engage parents in student learning. Reflection plays a critical role in the development of an effective portfolio which are most commonly used in the following ways:

  • Record of Work - A timeline of current and past work. Students reflect on and take ownership of their learning, creating a record of their accomplishments over time. 
  • Showcase - Samples of students' best work, sometime used for secondary education or gaining employment. Students reflect on past achievement.
  • Assessment - Demonstrates that a student has met specific learning goals. Students reflect on specific outcomes or define future learning goals.

Want to know more?

To learn more attend our walkthrough this week:
 

DateFriday, April 11th at 9am PT (10 MT, 11 CT, 12 ET)
Websitewww.scholantis.com/share
Conference #1 888 433-2192
Duration20 minute demo, followed by Q & A
RSVPNot required. Reply to get a reminder!
If you can't attend let us know and we can provide a recording, or get in touch now to arrange a walkthrough and discussion. 


If you already have a Scholantis Portal you'll be able to pilot Scholantis Student Portfolios at no cost; it can be setup in minutes.

Delivering and improving the Portfolio solution requires significant effort and is offered as a standalone solution. After your initial pilot period we're offering early adopters subsidized, per student, per year pricing.

What are the benefits?

If you're not sure why you might need student portfolios here's some of the many reasons teachers think they are an important learning tool:

  • Portfolios are a powerful record of students' reflection and learning. 
  • They involve a process of self-reflection and personal growth that involves a great amount of self-reflection and thought. 
  • By encouraging communication, collaboration, creativity, innovation, problem solving and critical thinking; students develop skills essential for 21st Century life. It also serves as a record of their mastery. 
  • Using tools that develop computer literacy, students are more engaged in their learning. Particularly content they themselves can create and share.
  • It's an opportunity for students to build their own digital identity.
  • Developing a portfolio incorporates many different tools such as online research and other digital tools to create, manage and reflect on their work. They not only build critical thinking skills, but the technical skills employers expect.
  • It allows students and teachers to share their work with parents and administrators.

Is there anything holding you back? 

Let us know, we'd like to know what it is. Our pilot school district is seeing significant user adoption and sustained use from both teachers and students.