Download the Learning Record

College-level Learning Record:

Here are the Learning Record forms. Bundles include the LR in a complete file structure for students as well as the manual and reference guide.
Teachers: be sure to add the grade criteria and course strands before providing the LR for students in your class.

• The Learning Record in Word format | LR Word bundle
• The Learning Record in RTF format | LR RTF bundle

How-to Guides:

• The Learning Record Manual
• A Learning Record Reference Guide (with handouts)

Moderation instructions:

• Moderation instructions on the web
• Moderation instructions in Word format
• Moderation instructions in PDF format
• Moderation instructions in RTF format

K-12 Learning Record:

• The K-6th grade Learning Record in Word format
• The K-6th grade Learning Record in RTF format
• The 6-12th grade Learning Record in Word format
• The 6-12th grade Learning Record in RTF format

Print version: K-12 Learning Record

• The print version of the K-6 Learning Record
• The print version of the 6-12 Learning Record

Grade level expectation guides

• Grades K-3 | Grades 4-8 | Grades 9-12

K-12 Teachers' manuals can be ordered from Amazon:

• Assessing Literacy with the Learning Record: A Handbook for Teachers, Grades K-6, by Mary Barr, Dana A. Craig, Margaret A. Syverson, Dolores Fisette

For complete instructions for teachers and students, please download the Teacher's Manual, above. An overview with FAQs is provided in the Reference Guide, above.

Development of the database version of the Learning Record has been suspended. It simply became too unwieldy for students and teachers. We have returned to radical simplicity, using Microsoft Word's forms capabilities to create an easy to use, easy to transmit, portable, student-owned record of student performance and achievement. We now offer the world's simplest eportfolio (at least as far as I can tell).

No need for net access, no complex transfer and password schemes, and an application in a format anyone will be able to read (at least if they have a word processor!). I think you can see that adaptations and upgrades will be simplicity itself. Maybe this is a lesson in technology "advancement." (You can read the full manifesto here)