Accessing Your Schoology Portfolio
1. Log into your Schoology account.
2. Click on your profile picture from the right-hand side and choose 'Your Profile' from the drop-down menu.
3. Click 'Portfolio' from the left-hand side.
You will now be in your Schoology Portfolio. Anything you have added to the Portfolio will be accessible here.
Publishing Your Schoology Portfolio
It will be important for students to publish their Schoology Portfolios so others can see their work. This is a critical step! To publish the Portfolios, click on the circle icon next to the 3 dots of a grade level folder.
The circle will turn green once it is published.
Adding Items to Your Schoology Portfolio
1. Click 'New Portfolio'.
2. Give your Portfolio a title and press 'Enter'. You can create multiple Portfolios this way.
3. Click 'Portfolio Items' and chose what type of submission you would like to make.
Assignment Submission:
If you are choosing 'Assignment Submission' you will choose the Course, then click on the specific assignment to add, and click 'Add Submission'. Your file will now upload into the Schoology Portfolio.
*Only assignments available to upload this way will be visible. Google Drive and OneDrive Assignments cannot be uploaded this way.
Students using the Secondary Schoology View (Grades 5+) can add assignment submissions directly to their Schoology Portfolios right after they submit their work as well. This option will not work if it is a Google Drive or OneDrive assignment. If they create the materials in Google or OneDrive themselves and attached it to an assignment, this will work.
1. After submitting an assignment in Schoology, a portfolio icon will appear. Click on it.
2. Select the Schoology Portfolio to add the assignment to and then click 'Add'.
The assignment will now be added to the Schoology Portfolio selected.
File:
If you are uploading a 'File', you will be prompted to select a file from your device. Click on it and then click 'Open'. You file will now upload into your Schoology Portfolio.
If students are using Microsoft files, they can add it to their portfolios using these easy steps:
1. Click into the grade level portfolio.
2. Click 'Portfolio Items' and select ‘File.’
3. When the file browser window opens, students will click on their personal OneDrive from the left side bar.
4. Locate the file that will be uploaded into the Schoology Portfolio and click on it. Then click ‘Open’ and a copy of the file will now be placed in the Schoology Portfolio.
If you are trying to upload a Google file, you will need to download the Google file onto your device first by:
1. Opening the Google file.
2. Click 'File', select 'Download' and choose 'PDF Document (.pdf)'.
Students can then upload the file following the steps above.
Canva:
1. Click 'Share' in the upper right-hand corner and then click 'Download'.
2. Click the 'File type' drop-down menu, select 'PDF Standard'.
The PDF will download to the device. Then students can follow the steps above to upload it to their Schoology Portfolio.
URL:
You can add a URL from a Google material following these steps:
Google:
1. Students will need to go into the Google file itself and click 'Share' to change the sharing permissions to 'Anyone with the link'. Then click 'Copy link' and click 'Done'.
2. In the Schoology Portfolio, click '+ Portfolio Items' and select 'File'.
3. The paste the link into the 'LINK/URL' text box and click 'ADD LINK'.
The file will now load into the Schoology Portfolio.
Page:
Students will not be using the 'Page' option to add items into their Schoology Portfolios'.
Changing Schoology Portfolio File Names, Replacing Files, and Downloading Files
Students can change the name of a submission after they upload it by clicking on the submission. Click in the title text box and type the new name. Students can also replace the file by click 'Replace' and uploading a new file. Students can also click 'Download' to download files from their Schoology Portfolio.
For more information on utilizing Schoology Portfolios, please click this link: How do I use Schoology Portfolios?