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Viewing Class ePortfolios and Roster

The course roster is synced with Campus Connect to enroll students into a course. Students can then submit their ePortfolio to an assignment.

View Individual ePortfolio Submissions

  1. From the Digication Home page, select the assignment for which to view submissions [A].
  2. Select Review Submissions [B]. A page will open with a portfolio displayed.
    screenshot of digication home page with a label on one of the assignments displayed and the button to review submissions
  3. To navigate between portfolios, use the arrows next to the student's initials displayed at the bottom [A].
  4. To view a list of all submissions, select the student's name in the lower left [B].
    screenshot of the lower portion of a digication portfolio with labels on the options to navigate

View All ePortfolio Submissions for a Course

  1. From the Digication home page, select the assignment for which to view submissions [A].
  2. Select View in Grade Book [B].
    screenshot of digication assignments section with labels on the assignment and the gradebook option
  3. On the page that opens, view the full course roster with an indication of which students have submitted work to the assignment.

View the Course Roster

  1. From the Digication Home page, locate the list of available courses and select the course [A].
  2. (Optional) Use the dropdown menu to filter by current, archived, or future courses [B].
    screenshot of digication home page with a label on one of the courses displayed
  3. Select the People tab in the course navigation bar [A].
    screenshot of a digication assignment page with a label on the people tab
  4. A list of students and faculty associated with the course will appear.
  5. Note: If not all students or faculty associated with the course are listed, contact DigicationHelp for assistance.


Learn More

Learn more about student portfolios in Digication from the staff at the Center for Teaching and Learning.

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