So that’s the basics, and here are a few others. Find your profile picture and click "Account Settings." If you get an ad when clicking account settings, close that window and try again. Here’s how to find the email to use to send from your mobile device straight to your Evernote notebook. Click on the notebook that you want to share. This way they can each edit and make their own. You could create different notebooks for each child within your own profile and share those with individual students. What you might want to decide now is how to get your students involved in this.
If you don’t see the attachment paperclip icon, you’ll have to “Open This Note in a New Window." When the new window comes up and you place your cursor in the text area, you’ll see the toolbar appear with the attachment icon.Īs you click into a note to add text, the attachment paperclip icon automatically appears to the right. Then you can attach your picture and add text. Create a new note and click “Untitled” and immediately rename it to “About me.” Next, you’ll want to make the first page about you. Let’s rename that “First Notebook” to “My Digital Portfolio.” Click on the pull down menu arrow and select “Rename.” Sign up is free, so go ahead and get started at. Use it for yourself before getting your students on board as you’ll have to consider its age-appropriateness and degree of learning curve. It has a lot of benefits but also quirks. This tutorial will get you up and running in Evernote so you can consider whether to use it for your student digital portfolios app. Building a Portfolio in Evernote Step-by-Step Portfolios are a way to encapsulate all of the best of your child’s work to share with anyone who might be interested. We’re going to walk you through getting started with Evernote, and then once you get your feet wet, you can explore other options.
They are personal documents of growth and testaments to our kids' genius. If only they could bring their best projects with them to a job or college interview, or keep them around to show their own children. Enter student digital portfolios. Every year students create awesome projects for school which they and their parents are extremely proud of.
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