In this quick tutorial, I’m walking you through how to get started with Google Sites so students can build simple, clean digital portfolios. If you’ve been wanting an easy way for students to collect their work in one place—without a bunch of extra tools—Google Sites is a great option because it’s already in Google Workspace and it’s pretty straightforward once you see the workflow. I focus on the basics you need to launch this in your classroom: creating a new site, understanding the layout (pages vs. sections), and adding student work so the portfolio actually feels organized and easy to navigate. The big takeaway is that portfolios don’t have to be complicated—students can start with a simple structure, add artifacts over time, and update as they go. This is one of those tools that makes classroom workflows easier because it keeps everything in one spot and gives students a space to show growth.