Digication Kora
Important
If you are a student in UNIV 101: Introduction to the General Education Experience or UNIV 301: General Education Portfolio, please reference General Education's ePortfolio Guide (opens in new tab) for instructions on using Digication.
Digication is an ePortfolio tool that allows students to showcase their work online. ePortfolios are shareable to the public and are accessible to students beyond their time at the U of A.
On This Page:
Access the Digication Training Site
Access Digication from Brightspace
Create, Share, and Publish Your ePortfolio
What is Digication Kora?
Digication is an ePortfolio tool that allows students to showcase their work online. ePortfolios are shareable to the public and are accessible to students beyond their time at UArizona. Beginning in Fall 2024, all new ePortfolios will be created using Digication's newest version known as Digication Kora.
What's Changed?
Digication Kora features a few refined processes both for instructors and learners. If you are familiar with Digication's Classic experience, the user interface will appear largely unchanged. The most important new and/or improved features include:
- Easier ePortfolio submission and sharing process for learners.
- With Digication Assignments, students can now submit either draft or published work in a single step without the need to configure sharing permissions.
- Assignments can now include templates and prompts to help students get started more easily.
- Submissions can be shared with classmates for peer feedback.
Importantly, all ePortfolios and courses created with Digication Classic will continue to be accessible to all users. Only new ePortfolios will be created using Digication Kora.
Access the Digication Training Site
Self-enroll in the Digication Training Site (opens in a new tab) to learn about using Digication in your course. This Discover site offers brief introductory tutorials for both instructors and students.
Access Digication from Brightspace
To get started, access Digication in one of two recommended ways:
- Select the Digication link in the UA Tools menu in the navbar of your course site in Brightspace. If the navbar has been altered from the default, this link may not exist.
- Locate a link to Digication in the Content area of your course site. Access Content via the navbar in your course site. Locate the Digication ePortfolios topic link and select it. If you can’t locate a link, use the Search box to find it and/or contact your instructor.
Note
Students should access Digication for the first time via Brightspace through one of the two methods above to ensure that the ePortfolios are created and linked to the Brightspace course site properly.
Digication can also be accessed at arizona.digication.com (opens in new tab). However, we would recommend that you access Digication via Brightspace for the duration of your time at the U of A.
Create, Share, and Publish Your ePortfolio
Step 1
From within your course site, select Digication Kora from the UA Tools menu in the navbar or select the Digication link in Content.
Step 2
Select the green plus button to begin creating your ePortfolio.
Step 3
Locate the template shared with your course or the template that you would like to use and select it. Then choose the Use This Template button.
Step 4
On the following page, select the Create button.
Step 5
Enter a title for your new ePortfolio in the Title field. Select the Create button again.
Step 6
Your ePortfolio will begin processing. When processing is complete, it will display your new ePortfolio. In the upper right-hand corner of the screen, select the Share button and View Recommended Settings.
Step 7
If your instructor has set recommended settings, those settings will appear in the Share Settings panel. If not, a set of general settings will appear. In either case, you will be able to specify ePortfolio settings.
Select Private to change it to Private within the University of Arizona.
Step 8
Below "Also share with specific people, group or courses", there will be two lines with your course's name. One is for instructors in your course and the other is for students. On the right-hand side, make sure that both lines have "Viewer" selected.
Step 9
Select the Save button.
Step 10
Finally, select the Publish this Page button to allow students and instructors in your course to view your ePortfolio (accessible from the Digication ePortfolio link in Brightspace).
Submit Work to a Digication Assignment
Step 1
From within your course site in Brightspace, select Digication Kora from the UA Tools menu in the navbar or select the Digication link in Content.
Step 2
In the My Assignments & Activities section, locate the name of your assignment. Your instructor may have shared a template with you, which will display in the lower right-hand corner.
Step 3
Click on the + Add Work button.
Step 4
If you have already created the ePortfolio which you'd like to submit to the assignment, click on the name of your existing ePortfolio. If you have not yet created the ePortfolio and need to create a new one based off of the template shared by your instructor, click on the + Create New button.
Step 5
If you've selected the + Create New button, the system will build an ePortfolio using the template. When the template has loaded, you can begin making edits to your new ePortfolio.
Step 6
When you are ready to submit your ePortfolio to the assignment, click on the Submit button.
Step 7
Select the name of the assignment.
Step 8
Select the checkboxes of the page(s) you'd like to submit to the assignment. Then click the Submit button.
Step 9
Select a submission sharing option and click the Submit button once more.
Learn More About Digication ePortfolios
Use the following resources to build an ePortfolio, share with your instructor and/or peers, edit content, publish changes, and submit assignments.
- Digication Help Desk for Students (opens in new tab): Browse for all other Digication help pages. If you need additional support, contact Digication by choosing "Submit a Request" (opens in new tab) to the Digication Help Desk.
- Supported Browsers and Operating Systems (OS) (opens in new tab): Consider browser and OS issues if you are encountering a problem. We recommend Chrome and Firefox internet browsers.