Answer: Not yet! When you press “Transfer to Pearson,” you are moving your files over to the Pearson system. However, that’s not the same as submitting your portfolio for scoring. You will need to: Log in to edtpa.com. Review your files in the Pearson system. Press the red “Submit” button to finish the edTPA submission… Continue reading →
Answer: You likely pressed “submit” in Tk20. To open your portfolio back up for editing, follow these steps: Select Portfolios from the left navigation menu. Select the checkbox next to your edTPA portfolio name. Select the “recall” button. The status should now read “Open for editing.”
Answer: Your evidence of feedback will depend on what work samples you uploaded for Task 3, Part A. You can upload a PDF or Word document with written feedback, or you can upload a video or audio file with oral feedback. In some cases, you won’t need to upload any additional files for evidence of… Continue reading →
Answer: If you would like to include PowerPoint slides, you will need to save your presentation as a PDF. (.pptx is not an accepted file type for edTPA.) Go to File → Print to PDF, then select how many slides you would like to appear on each page. You can find more details here on… Continue reading →
