Seesaw makes it easy to capture and show evidence of learning, empowering students to take ownership of their work and celebrate growth with an authentic audience – from PreK-6 grade.
Show evidence of student learning with Seesaw’s digital portfolios. Whether a Seesaw activity or not, capture work done in class, in Seesaw, or outside of Seesaw – all in one central place.
Seesaw’s Learning Journal
Take a photo, video, or audio recording of any assignment – from math manipulatives to science experiments to art projects.
Upload tools help capture any assignment in Seesaw, where students can reflect on their learning.
Video and screen recording make thinking visible, so teachers can pinpoint student needs and personalize instruction.
Seesaw’s digital portfolios follow students for their entire school journey, helping to measure and celebrate development throughout the years. Flexible, ready-to-assign activity templates and highlights folder make it easy to save noteworthy or exemplary work with student reflections attached.
Even the youngest learners can create their own learning portfolios and shape what goes in them – prompting students to self-assess and make connections between their work and learning objectives.
Seesaw makes learning visible. Accessible multimodal tools allow students to demonstrate proficiency beyond traditional assessments, so every student is celebrated and supported along their learning journey.
Seesaw’s digital portfolios follow students for their entire school journey, helping to measure and celebrate development throughout the years.
“Seesaw has been instrumental in helping out K-5 students build a digital portfolio of their work that can be shared with not only their teachers but also their parents/guardians. Students love adding creative artifacts that demonstrate the knowledge and skills they are developing in various subject areas.”
-Jennifer S., Digital Learning Coach, Burlington, Massachusetts
Learn how Seesaw student portfolios can encourage student ownership and spark growth throughout your school or district.
