Portfolium is an academic portfolio network that gives faculty, students, and alumni the power to create, manage and personalize their own beautifully organized, interactive collection of projects, work samples, skills, activities and accomplishments. Portfolium allows students to showcase their work, projects and experiences well beyond the limits of a traditional resume and transcript in a way that demonstrates the true value of their education and future potential.

Portfolium is partnered with colleges, universities, districts and systems across the country to provide millions of verified student accounts, exclusive branded ePortfolio networks and a suite of features for administrators and faculty to engage students, provide feedback and guidance, assess skills and learning outcomes, and track outcomes. The software provides robust ePortfolios/profiles supporting unlimited access and storage with the ability to aggregate from and share to various silos (LMS, Google Drive, Dropbox, LinkedIn, YouTube, Vimeo, Prezi, etc.) and repositories across multiple media/file types (images as .jpg, .gif, .png, audio, PDF, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.), including badges/micro-credentials from various issuers adhering to the Open Badge Standard.

Students can use their Portfolium accounts to document their collegiate work, projects and experiences, as well as their overall career competencies and readiness for the workplace. By combining features typically reserved for social and professional networking platforms with the ability to create and aggregate multimedia content from across the Web. Portfolium provides a deeper, all-encompassing view of a student's passions, abilities and potential. In addition to the networks, yearly data and analytics reports on network activity, engagement and outcomes are provided to the university.  Administrator accounts are provided to university administrators, allowing them to make network announcements and maintain a digital resume database.

The university is committed to the use of ePortfolios as a way to help students showcase their professional skills. All Georgia State students are provided with portfolios within the platform upon matriculation at the university. This platform will also help the QEP Director pull data crucial to assessing QSLOs Awareness, Connection and Demonstration. QEP administrators participate in  biweekly conference calls with Portfolium staff, oversee the development of Portfolium training videos for faculty and schedule train the trainer sessions. Those faculty, departments and service units dedicated to using Portfolium are given higher rankings during the incentive grants and fellows awarding periods (each year of the QEP).

Open Badges are digital badges that are verified and contain information about skills and achievements. Each Open Badge has its own credentialing requirements. The Open Badge image and credentials are uniform across the Web.