Host Kristina Hoeppner looks back at the advice that the learning designers, faculty, and students from the past year have for learners who create portfolios. Their advice can be put into five different categories:Authenticity and identityEmbracing creativity and riskPurpose and audienceReflection and growthOwnership and prideInterviews in alphabetical order:Amy Cicchino and Brandi Gilbert: Portfolios as high-impact practicesAmy Cicchino, McKenna Slaughter, Nghi Chau: Students support students in creating portfoliosAntje Koenen: Engage with your students as partners through a portfolioChristina Mayes: Portfolio support through peer mentorsCordula Schwiderski, Hannah Brodel, Martina Osterrieder, Martin Sticht: Planning and decision making guide for portfoliosDavid Hicks: The portfolio tells the story of growthDebbie Oesch-Minor and Salsabil Qaddoura: Foster student ownership and empowerment through a portfolioJack Rice: The portfolio as the space for growth in between stimulus and responseJaye Ryan: Showcase yourself through your portfolioLindsay Richardson: Portfolios in large courses with a side of AIMarie 'Bernie' Fisher: Reflecting on portfolio practiceMegan Mize: Ramping up to support 18,000 students with portfoliosMike Altieri: Use reflection bot Riff for deeper and more meaningful portfolio reflectionMpho-Entle Modise and Norm Vaughan: The portfolio as enabler of changePablo Avila: Portfolios at scale at LaGuardia Community CollegeRob Lowney: Create collaborative portfolios to surface group learningSoropepeli Ramacake: Know, grow, and show through your portfolioSue Schibeci: Portfolios in work-integrated learning experiencesTessa Forshaw and Rich Braden: Unleash your innovation and creativity with a portfolioVickel Narayan: Portfolios in the age of AI: A rethink to the approach?Yvonne Moore and James Pearce: Skills portfolios encourage continued reflectionSubscribe to the monthly newsletter about Mahara and portfolios.Production informationProduction: Catalyst ITHost: Kristina HoeppnerArtwork: Evonne CheungMusic: The Mahara tune by Josh Woodward