Hi Dalma, its been a long time sinse we last spoke. I hope you are well. I know it is a pain and you have probably seen it, but I'd like to point you to the last comment on the following blog post that was flagged for you, but has not received a response. It high lights a significant issue for us as we to typically have mutliple teachers on a course and the fact that only the author of a portfolio can see it, monitor engagement and interact with/comment on student work is major block for us. Any response that you might have about workarounds, timelines for a solution or even a rationale for why the tool was designed in this way would be really helpful:
To be clear what we would like is for all the "teachers" on a course are able to view, monitor and engage with the content of a portfolio that is assigned to that course as if they were the author. Alternatively we would be happy with the option for the author to be able to "Share" a portfolio with others so that multiple teachers can work together in supporting students who are working on that portfolio.