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There are a slew of free ways to make digital portfolios with students and for students. These are some of our favorites! Via Beth Dichter 
Scoop.it!
I have created this blog to discuss my ideas on electronic portfolios to support lifelong learning. I hope to share some of my concerns about the current direction of electronic portfolios in Higher Education and K-12 schools.
Most of the time developing an electronic portfolio will be spent in the development of the digital archive (mostly maintained in GoogleDocs), and in maintaining this learning journal, that may include links to the specific learning activities being discussed in the journal/blog.
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Creating e-Portfolios with Google Sites by Jen Hegna is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Users are free to use, edit and share this course as long as this block stays in the course. If you download or like this course I would love to hear feedback from you! Via michel verstrepen, Juergen Wagner, Elena Elliniadou, Heiko Idensen
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Have you considered having your students create a digital portfolio? As we move more and more to digital technology the ability to do this becomes easier, and the reasons you might do so seem to increase.A few of the reasons you might consider digital portfolio:
* students are able to see their progress over time;
* it helps you as a teacher be able to track student progress more easily;
* it is easy to share with other teachers as students matriculate;
* they provide a tool for teacher and student to communicate.
One issue that has often stopped folks is how to save these portfolios. This post share four resources that you might consider using to do this: Evernote, Google Sites, WordPress and Edublogs. Each has a short explanation, oftem providing pros and cons.