• Getting Started with Portfolios for Teachers and Students

  Portfolios allow students and teachers to organize and showcase learning outside of Classes and Spaces. Students can copy posts from multiple Spaces into one place or create new posts directly within a Portfolio. Before You Start Portfolios are only available to schools and districts using SpacesEDU Pro with Portfolios enabled. Portfolio templates (names, sections, attachments) are configured by your district administrator. Contact them for any changes to section names or pre-seFew readers

• Can students and teachers share portfolios?

  This article explains how students and teachers can generate a shareable link for a portfolio in SpacesEDU. Before You Start Portfolio Sharing is only available to schools and districts using the Portfolios feature with SpacesEDU Pro. Sharing is disabled by default. A district or school administrator must request it to be enabled by the SpacesEDU support team. If your school doesn't have Portfolios yet, contact pro@spacesedu.com to learn more.Few readers

• Introduction to Digital Portfolios Presentations

  Presentations for Portfolios Before inviting students to log in to SpacesEDU, get them excited to share their learning and demonstrate their growth! Here are a two short presentations to help you introduce Digital Portfolios to your students: Introduction to Digital Portfolios (High School) [Introduction to Digital Portfolios (Elementary/Middle)](https://docs.google.com/presentSome readers

• How can teachers and students assess Portfolios?

  This article explains how teachers can assess student portfolios using proficiency levels, and how students can self-assess their own posts using the Competency Framework. Before You Start Portfolio assessment is only available with SpacesEDU Pro and the Portfolios feature. Teacher Assessment must be enabled at the district level, then activated on individual Portfolio Templates by an administrator. Student Self-Assessment requires the Competency Framework to be configFew readers

• Creating and Managing Portfolio Templates

  This article explains how district administrators can create, configure, publish, and manage Portfolio Templates in SpacesEDU Pro. Before You Start Portfolios are an optional add-on for SpacesEDU Pro. Only District Administrator accounts with Full Permissions can create and publish Portfolio Templates. Independent schools licensing SpacesEDU Pro are configured as their own district. If you believe you should have access but don't see these options, contact SpacesEDU SuppSome readers

• Competency Framework Guide

  SpacesEDU’s Competency Framework With many districts planning, building, or fully implementing graduate profiles to serve as their “North Star,” they have laid a great foundation for students to thrive in school and well beyond graduation. However, their “why” often faces roadblocks with the “how.” This is where SpacesEDU’s Competency Framework comes in. Contents: [Building Your Framework](https://help.spacesedu.com/en-ca/article/competency-framework-guide-8tskoe/?bust=1770927Few readers

• How can administrators manage Portfolio Tasks?

  This article explains how district administrators can create, configure, and monitor Portfolio Tasks in SpacesEDU Pro. Before You Start Portfolio Tasks are only available with SpacesEDU Pro and the Portfolios feature. Tasks are created and managed inside individual Portfolio Templates. Only District Administrator accounts with Full Permissions can create tasks. If you would like to enable Portfolio Tasks for your district, contact the SpacesEDU team using the messaging optionFew readers

• How do students access and complete Portfolio Tasks?

  Portfolio Tasks are specific prompts and activities assigned by your school to guide your portfolio posts. This article explains how to find, start, and complete them. Before You Start Portfolio Tasks are only available if your school or district has enabled this feature with SpacesEDU Pro. Tasks are assigned at the portfolio level. You may have tasks in one portfolio but not another. Some tasks require more than one post to be marked complete. Read the task instructions carefFew readers