Learning portfolio
In Japanese: 学修ポートフォリオ (gakushu potoforio)
Definition
A learning portfolio accumulates and surfaces a student’s outcomes, work and qualifications, used for reflection and career support.
In more detail
Keeping a record of learning supports student self-assessment, teacher guidance and career support.
Combined with open badges, it can evidence outcomes.
Universities and vocational schools keep each student’s coursework, creative work, placement records and qualifications, and use them in interviews and job applications.
Letting students choose who sees each item — teachers only, the school, an employer — makes them more willing to keep records.
In Classio
In Classio, students add work in マイ作品; published work appears in the school gallery and to recruiters the school has approved.
See also
Related terms
- Open Badge
An Open Badge is an international-standard digital credential that certifies learning outcomes or skills in a verifiable, shareable form.
- LMS
An LMS (Learning Management System) supports the operation of online learning — delivering materials, collecting assignments and recording results.