An online tool for making multimedia books in the classroom, which students can join to build their own books. That makes it a natural fit for a portfolio of a child's work over a term. The pricing page says Kami acquired it in September 2025.
The free part: The free Starter plan has one library of up to 40 books that students can join without limit, plus 40 more books in the teacher's own library.
Premium is sold monthly or annually and Schools and Districts is a custom quote; the page shows no dollar figures.
Watch for The free plan caps you at one shared library of 40 books, and real-time collaboration and co-teacher access are Premium features.
Visit Book Creator ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A portfolio platform where users build multimedia pages, group them into collections and set sharing permissions for each page. It is used by K-12 and higher-education students, educators and professionals. The site notes that Wakelet acquired Bulb in 2024.
The free part: A free educators plan with unlimited page sharing and storage, and a free individual portfolio plan with up to 10 shared pages and 2GB of storage.
The individual paid plan is $2 per month (as of 2026-10-27). Classes and districts use an Enterprise plan with no price shown.
Watch for The pricing page has no K-12 tier of its own, and classes and districts are told to contact the maker.
Visit Bulb ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A drag-and-drop website builder. Google lists Sites among the apps included in Education Fundamentals, which is available at no charge for qualifying institutions. A student or class can build a simple site of their work and share it, including with people who have no Workspace account.
Included in Education Fundamentals, which Google lists as no charge for qualifying institutions.
Watch for It is a general website builder rather than a portfolio product, so you design the structure and rules yourself, and it needs a school Workspace account.
Visit Google Sites ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A content curation platform for saving links, files and ideas into visual collections that can be private, shared or collaborative. The Education Group plan adds collaborative workspaces, student groups and student portfolios.
The free part: The free Starter plan allows 3 created and 3 published collections and 1GB of storage, but no video recording.
Education Group is $160 a year for 1 teacher and 30 students; Education Enterprise is a quote (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for Student portfolios are part of the paid Education plans, not the free Starter plan.
Visit Wakelet ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A K-6 platform where Student Portfolios, designed for PreK-6, show growth over time and let teachers look back at work during conferences. It also provides messaging so families can follow along.
The pricing page shows no prices and says licences are only available for schools or districts.
Watch for The pricing page describes no free tier and says it does not offer paid teacher licences, so a school must buy it.
Visit Seesaw ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A class communication app whose homepage lists Portfolios as a way for kids to show their own work, alongside messaging, class stories and points. A portfolio is one feature among several.
The homepage says it is free for teachers.
Watch for The homepage gives only a short description of Portfolios, so it is a lighter option than a portfolio-first tool.
Visit ClassDojo ↗
77. Canva for Education
Canva
A design tool that Canva makes free for K-12 teachers and their students. Canva has student portfolio templates, and its teacher guidance suggests adapting personal page or resume templates for a learning portfolio.
Canva says Canva Education is free for primary and secondary teachers, students and qualifying districts.
Watch for Teachers need a verified education email, K-12 students join by teacher invitation, and some portfolio templates are marked Pro.
Visit Canva for Education ↗
A visual board where students share posts in text, audio, video or image form. The education page does not use the word portfolio, so a teacher would set up a board for each student or class and decide how to use it.
The free part: The free plan allows 3 padlets and 20MB uploads for one user, and does not include student accounts.
Classroom is $160 a year for 2 teachers with 100 student accounts; School & District starts at $1,200 a year for 10 teachers (as of 2026-10-27).
Watch for The free plan caps you at 3 padlets and has no student accounts, so a whole class needs a paid plan.
Visit Padlet ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.