Back when I was a student we created paper portfolios to display at Open House night.  As a student, it was exciting to look back at what I had accomplished and share it with my family.  While students can continue to create paper portfolios today, they are even better as electronic portfolios.  This month we'll be looking at four different programs that teachers can use to help students create electronic portfolios.

Adobe Spark is a free program that educators can use to create graphics, presentations/web pages, and videos.  It is easy to follow and contains multiple templates.  While using Adobe Spark is great for teachers, it's even better for students! Students can use the program to create different graphics and visual stories.