3 lessons · Self-guided written course
Build an Evidence Portfolio
Show what you can do through truthful work samples, feedback and revision.
By Brian Kennedy Jr., M.Ed.
$29 USD. One-time written self-guided edition. Check current purchase details on Gumroad.
Who this is for
What you will build
Complete one accessible portfolio entry and a one-minute spoken or written explanation. Include original work, a labeled contribution, feedback or self-review, a revision and sharing permissions.
No paid software, public posting, real outreach or sale is required. Use a private real situation or a clearly labeled fictional case.
How you will know you learned
Complete an observable piece of work, check your reasoning, and revise it using an original instructional rubric. Return to a new case after 14 days.
This is educational practice. No accredited certification or admissions, employment, income or wealth result is promised.
The learning sequence
Choose a claim and the work that can support it
Build: Claim-to-evidence card
Ask for feedback and show the revision
Build: Feedback-and-revision record
Publish selectively and explain the work
Build: Accessible portfolio entry
A free practice sample
Start with a decision you can name.
Try these first three prompts from “Choose a claim and the work that can support it.” Use a notebook or your preferred accessible format. Your answers stay with you; this page collects no worksheet responses.
- Audience / capability
- Exact claim
- Artifact / location
Check your reasoning
Can you call a fictional practice project a paid client project because the work looks professional?
No. Label the context accurately.
Start with Brian
Build an Evidence Portfolio: your first step.
Brian introduces this resource through his authorized AI avatar and approved natural voice. This 51-second introduction gives you a specific first action.
Read the exact introduction transcript
Welcome to Build an Evidence Portfolio. I’m Brian Kennedy Jr. Your education, work and entrepreneurship can produce evidence of what you can do. This course helps you make that evidence clear and truthful. We will choose one capability, identify a sample that supports it, ask for useful feedback and show how the work changed. You will also practice explaining your contribution without taking credit for someone else’s work or claiming results you did not measure. A practice project can count when it is labeled honestly. Your portfolio can remain private, and you can use text, audio or another accessible format. By the end, you will have one complete entry with an artifact, a revision and a clear explanation. Start with one audience you want to help understand your work. Then choose the capability you want that person to be able to see.
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