Richer Picture® Digital Portfolios

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Our expertise...

"The best educational technology projects are those that start with the education, rather than the technology."

-- Dr. David Niguidula, Founder

Our mission is to help schools get a richer picture of student learning through the use of digital portfolios. We can help you collect, select, and reflect and show student growth over time.

About Digital Portfolios

Digital Portfolios are electronic collections of student work that provides evidence that the student is meeting a set of goals. They are also known as electronic portfolios or e-portfolios.

More than a file cabinet, the power of the portfolio comes from how teachers and students use it.

Learn more:

Software and Services

Richer Picture^® software features:

Collect your best student work
Link work to school and state standards
Give students feedback with online rubrics
Present work to different audiences
Web-based; backups and maintenance included
Click here for sample portfolios for students, teachers at all grade levels

Professional Development Services:

Learn how we can help your school get started
Workshops - online or on-site: Check out our list of workshop offerings to help you get started or to help your staff think deeper about assessment.

News and Events

See us at upcoming conferences!
- ASCD, San Antonio, TX, March 6-8, 2010
- ISTE 2010 (formerly NECC), Denver, CO, June 27-30, 2010
- Curriculum 21: Mapping the Future for Our Learners, Saratoga Springs, NY, July 13-18, 2010
- See the complete list
New book from ASCD

Look for David Niguidula's chapter in Heidi Hayes Jacobs's new book, Curriculum 21: Essential Education for a Changing World. All ASCD Premium, Select and Institutional Plus members will receive this book as part of your membership.

Education Week / Technology Counts: A special report from Education Week describes digital portfolios as an "alternative approach to assessing progress." Click here to read the full article and link to the complete "Digital Decade" report.