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Student Portfolios

There are two options for setting up Student Portfolio’s on Flipgrid. Method #1 is easier than the Method #2, but it’s not as organized. Method #2 requires more work on the teacher’s end, but is more organized. Click on the option you prefer below to jump to the tutorial.

For Method #1 (Easier, but less organized) click here

Method #2 (More work on Teacher’s side, but more organized) click here

 

Method #1

 
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  1. From the educator’s dashboard, create a Topic for each one of your students. Use the student names when naming the Topics.

  2. Whenever your student wishes to record an artifact, they may do so on their Topic.

  3. (Optional step) In the Topic, share the Join Code with families at home so that they may be kept in the loop.

 

Method #2

 
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  1. From the Flipgrid educators dashboard, create a new Group for each student. (optional tip: customize the join code to something memorable that the student will remember - perhaps their own name)

  2. By default, Flipgrid automatically creates a “Hello, I am…” Topic. You can delete or hide this.

  3. Once you have added all students into their own Group on Flipgrid, open the first student Group that appears at the top of your list.

  4. From within that Group, create a new Topic for your subject areas (or however you prefer to organize the content the student(s) will be adding).

5. Once you have all of the Topics set up for the first student, you can duplicate them for all the others. To do start in the first student’s Group. Then, select the Topic(s) that you wish to duplicate. From the list of Topics, select “Actions,” then click “Duplicate Topic.”

6. Select which Group you want the Topic to be duplicated to (you’ll need to repeat this process for each student), then click the blue "Duplicate” button.

7. Now, when your students are ready to start submitting artifacts, they can categorize them appropriately.

8. BONUS: Share out the Group code to families at home so that they may remain in the loop with the student’s learning.