Help your art students create meaningful, organized portfolios that show growth over time. This Digital Portfolio Assignment is perfect for choice-based, TAB, studio-style art rooms or traditional art rooms as a summary assessment. Students document their creative process, showcase finished pieces, practice skills, write artist statements, and learn how to photograph their artwork clearly.
This resource works for quarter, semester, or year-long portfolios and adapts to any medium or classroom setup. Students can complete the portfolio using PowerPoint, Google Slides, or any digital platform your school uses.
What’s Included
• Teacher Notes page
• Student learning goals
• Portfolio requirements checklist
• Skills focus page (techniques, design, critical thinking)
• 5-step artist statement writing guide
• “How to Photograph Artwork” tips
• Portfolio rubric (Exceeds–Beginning scale)
• Image upload pages
• Student-facing “Before You Turn In” checklist
Perfect for:
• TAB / choice-based classrooms
• Studio-style classrooms
• Intro to Art or Advanced Art
• Digital portfolios, art shows, or end-of-term assessments
Formats:
• PPTX (editable)
• Compatible with Google Slides
This assignment helps students reflect, revise, organize, and take ownership of their artwork—while giving teachers a flexible, low-stress assessment tool.
Help your art students create meaningful, organized portfolios that show growth over time. This Digital Portfolio Assignment is perfect for choice-based, TAB, studio-style art rooms or traditional art rooms as a summary assessment. Students document their creative process, showcase finished pieces, practice skills, write artist statements, and learn how to photograph their artwork clearly.
This resource works for quarter, semester, or year-long portfolios and adapts to any medium or classroom setup. Students can complete the portfolio using PowerPoint, Google Slides, or any digital platform your school uses.
What’s Included
• Teacher Notes page
• Student learning goals
• Portfolio requirements checklist
• Skills focus page (techniques, design, critical thinking)
• 5-step artist statement writing guide
• “How to Photograph Artwork” tips
• Portfolio rubric (Exceeds–Beginning scale)
• Image upload pages
• Student-facing “Before You Turn In” checklist
Perfect for:
• TAB / choice-based classrooms
• Studio-style classrooms
• Intro to Art or Advanced Art
• Digital portfolios, art shows, or end-of-term assessments
Formats:
• PPTX (editable)
• Compatible with Google Slides
This assignment helps students reflect, revise, organize, and take ownership of their artwork—while giving teachers a flexible, low-stress assessment tool.
