EdCube Network e-Portfolio

EdCube School Network e-Portfolio Software

The EdCube Network software allows students to create unlimited pages and publish images, photographs, videos, audio files and documents.   

EdCube Network is an e-portfolio software tool that is a simple, yet powerful compilation and publishing tool for students. The focus of EdCube Network is to create individual student e-Portfolios that are published openly in classes. All students can view all other e-Portfolios in their class and all classes in their school.

If your school is interested in e-Portfolio software with teacher management tools, inbuilt rubrics, communication and collaboration and private and controlled sharing of e-Portfolios it is recommended that review the EdCube Connect e-Portfolio software application. Learn more about EdCube Network.

If your school wishes your students to create and share e-Portfolios in class groups then EdCube Network is the ideal software.

EdCube Network is e-Portfolio software that is installed on your school network. The software delivers a linear e-Portfolios for all students in the school.

The EdCube Network product was released in 2006 and new versions of the software provide important updates and additional features.

EdCube Network is one of Australia's most popular programs with the e-Portfolio software licensed by hundreds of schools.

View our licensed schools in Australia, New Zealand and North America.

EdCube Network - Linear e-Portfolio Software

EdCube Network is installed into class groups to ensure that the implementation of the software is simple and easy to manage for teachers.

Students select their class, click their name and login to create their folios. 

It is designed as a school client/server application and installs locally on school networks. The e-portfolios are published to school networks, the Internet and CD-ROMs.

EdCube Network Features and Benefits

 EdCube Network is installed on a school server. Its client/server architecture offers a safe and secure environment for students to produce and store their e-portfolios.

 EdCube Network software is installed by the school’s IT staff. The program directly imports class lists to set up class groups to enable students to access to their e-portfolios.

 Students can create their e-portfolios from any computer on the school network with their own username and password. The student is the administrator and author of their own e-portfolio.

Students can export their e-portfolios as websites or publish the finished folios to CD-ROM to share with parents and peers.

IT administrators can archive student e-portfolios to school servers if they plan to keep a continuous history of the students’ e-portfolios.

EdCube Network Order Form

Download the EdCube Network Order Form