Upload your evidence to the Course Files area or to a Dropbox account

? Course files upload enable you to export this entire content as a html package and save it for use elsewhere.

Dropbox.com upload files link and open easily in any lms, you maintain the content externally and only you can access it. Generally speaking, it's hard to accumulate enough data to fill a Dropbox account.

You might want to take some time to investigate both storage options. There are others, such as Microsoft Skydrive and Google Drive, but Dropbox seems to work very well from any learning management system, so we usually recommend it.

A bit more about Dropbox.com:

Click Here to read about uploading files to Canvas. Since your ePortfolio is housed in a Canvas course sandbox, the Course Files upload works perfectly.

2. List your evidence here below the main Evidence bullet point

Use clear and concise descriptions that will be obvious to the reader. Example:

Evidence of Talks Given, Papers Read (main bullet point for your portfolio content)

2014, Missouri State Association of ...., Annual Meeting (evidence title you will link to the actual electronic document)

3. Link your electronic file to your evidence page.

Note: If you have chosen to keep your files in Canvas, the Canvas upload tutorial in section 1 shows you how to link your text and your document file. If you have stored your file in Dropbox.com: