About the AP Digital Portfolio
Students submit work through the AP Digital Portfolio to receive an exam score for:
- AP Art and Design (AP 2-D Art and Design, AP 3-D Art and Design, and AP Drawing)
- AP Capstone Diploma™ program (AP Seminar and AP Research)
- AP Computer Science Principles
Teachers use the AP Digital Portfolio to complete certain tasks and to score student work for:
- AP African American Studies
- AP Capstone™ Diploma program (AP Seminar and AP Research)
- AP Latin
- AP with WE Service
Coordinators use the AP Digital Portfolio to:
- Monitor the progress of students' submissions of performance task components
- Print the Personal Project Reference sheet for each student in advance of the AP Computer Science Principles Exam
Please review the course-specific information below for portfolio component details, deadlines, and user guides.
Course Specific Information
AP African American Studies
AP African American Studies teachers use the AP Digital Portfolio platform to enter scores for the Presentation and Oral Defense component of their students’ individual project scores.
AP Art and Design
AP Art and Design students submit their portfolio components through the AP Digital Portfolio. They don't mail physical work to the AP Program.
Students are responsible for submitting their work. We recommend setting an in-class deadline, so teachers have enough time to review student work before the final submission date.
Check out the AP Art and Design Digital Submission Guide for Teachers for step-by-step instructions.
AP Capstone Diploma Program
AP Capstone™ students use the AP Digital Portfolio to submit the following performance task components:
- AP Seminar: Individual Research Report and Individual Written Argument
- AP Research: Academic Paper
AP Capstone teachers use the AP Digital Portfolio to complete checkpoint affirmations and submit scores for the following performance task components:
- AP Seminar: Team Multimedia Presentation and Defense; Individual Multimedia Presentation and Oral Defense
- AP Research: Presentation and Oral Defense
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science Principles students use the AP Digital Portfolio to submit their three Create performance task components: Program Code, Video, and Personalized Project Reference.
Students are responsible for submitting their work, including their Personalized Project Reference.
We recommend setting an in-class deadline, so teachers have enough time to review student work before the final submission date.
AP Latin
AP Latin teachers enter students’ scores into the AP Digital Portfolio for the two in-class checkpoints that are part of the Course Project. In addition, teachers access the course prompts through the AP Digital Portfolio.
Students can also use the AP Digital Portfolio to access the Course Project passages.
AP with WE Service
Teachers also use the AP Digital Portfolio to score service projects for students who want to earn the AP with WE Service recognition.
Some students’ AP African American Studies, AP Seminar, AP Research, or AP Computer Science Principles projects also serve as their AP with WE Service projects. In these cases, teachers still need to score the projects independently using the AP with WE Service recognition rubric for students to earn the AP with WE Service recognition.