Canvas Portfolio (New in 2026)

Canvas has launched a new and improved Portfolio tool. This tool supports both Evaluation Portfolios and Showcase Portfolios.

Watch the Portfolio Overview Video to get a quick introduction.

Important Change Coming

Canvas will retire Portfolium (Folio) and ePortfolio on June 30, 2026.
After this date, the new Portfolio tool will be the only option available in Canvas. To prepare, faculty and students should begin using the new Portfolio tool and plan their transition well before the retirement date.

Highlights

Evaluation Portfolios – Benefits

    • Works directly with Canvas courses and SpeedGrader.
    • Supports flexible portfolio assignments.
    • Helps with course and program assessment.
    • Allows evidence to be tagged to skills and competencies.

Showcase Portfolios – Benefits

    • A place to collect work and reflect on learning.
    • Helps users tell their academic and personal story.
    • Combines coursework, activities, and personal projects.
    • Can be shared securely or exported for future use.

How To Access Canvas Portfolio

    1. Log in to Canvas
    2. Click Account
    3. Select Portfolio

Your Portfolio will open inside Canvas.

Learn More

For Students

For Instructors

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I move content from my existing Portfolium account to the new Canvas Portfolio?
Not at this time. Canvas has shared that they are working on a migration tool planned for the first quarter of 2026. Updates about this option will be shared when it becomes available.

Can I access my Canvas Portfolio after I graduate?
After you lose access to Canvas, you will no longer be able to edit your Portfolio. However, any public links you shared will continue to work.