Paper portfolios have been a staple in the classroom for many years, providing insight into self-reflection and personal growth. With the technology that today’s K-12 students are growing up with, electronic portfolios become a natural extension with added benefits. Paper portfolios are static, only produce one copy of collected content, and create a storage issue. Digital portfolios contain hyperlinks to embedded content, can be easily modified and shared with multiple viewers.
Finding a tool online that is easy to navigate, available on any platform and has NO COST can be a challenge. That is, until Seesaw, the learning journal app/site, came along.
Watch this video to see:
- Students of all ages independently documenting their learning.
- Students capture learning digitally.
- Students and teachers access the portfolio from any device.
- Students sharing their work with classmates, parents, and on a class blog.
For more information:
- Watch the Video Introduction of Seesaw for Teachers and follow along with the presentation.
- Check out the help center for teachers to get started with Seesaw. (Popular topics include setting up a class, explaining Seesaw to parents, 4 week lesson ideas for smooth integration, 100 ways students use Seesaw, and more.)
- Watch PD in your PJ’s – a webinar experience at night.
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