Learn Foliotek’s three main faculty-user functions: formative review, summative review and completion of student data tracking forms.

Foliotek is a powerful tool for collecting and reporting data. Here’s an overview of standards-based rubrics, data forms and artifact repositories.

Foliotek can generate a broad range of reports. This video introduces reports that help to address assessment quality and student success, including inter-rater reliability, student activity and faculty activity.

Learn why Foliotek’s Institutional Portfolio is the ideal tool to help store, organize and present your reports and supporting examples to visiting accreditation teams.

Foliotek has been designed with an Assessment, Presentation and Scrapbook portfolio capability that fits a wide range of educational practices.

Assessment portfolios are designed for student and program accreditation needs. Examine how student artifacts are stored and organized.

Learn how Foliotek helps students align their work to standards and interact with instructors, gaining valuable formative feedback.

Explore the robust features of the assessment portfolio: gap analysis, export portfolio, evaluations, peer review, resources and profile.

Creating a portfolio is simple. Get an overview of the basic steps for adding content, pages and design.

Foliotek’s design tools give you the ability to create an attractive portfolio presentation that is uniquely yours.

This overview centers on creating portfolio pages. Learn about draft pages and live pages, and see how to manage page nesting and navigation in your portfolio.

View this introduction on adding text, images and videos to your portfolio.

Improve the quality of your portfolio by adding rich, dynamic content with Foliotek Gizmos.

Store and organize samples of your best work and other evidence in Foliotek’s Files repository. When you create a portfolio, just click and drag artifacts from the Files repository to your portfolio pages.

Discover the many ways you can share your Foliotek portfolio with others. Options include community, public, social networks, private and contributors.