Portfolio Builder

How this works (tap to open or close)

Six sections, same order as the course. Home, Communication, Analysis: About Me, Analysis: My Options, Valuing, Execution. Each one holds the pieces you already turned in.
Deposit as you go. The day you finish a piece in Canvas, open this Builder and paste it into its box. Some boxes fill themselves from the other course tools you used in this course. You can edit anything they fill in.
One connecting reflection per section. What changed in how you think, not what you did. A section counts as complete when its pieces are in and the reflection is written.
Download the file. It's a single web page that opens anywhere, prints to PDF, and belongs to you after this course closes.
Build the summary, copy it, turn both in. Upload the file and paste the summary into the box under this tool in Canvas.

Your work saves to your GUI 47 account, so it follows you to any device. Download progress file is still here if you want a backup copy of your own.

Section 1

Home

The front page. Your name, where you're pointing, and a few lines about who's doing the pointing.

Your name The name you want on the front of your portfolio. It also names the file. Your career goal statement, in one sentence Where you're pointing right now. "Right now" is the honest part. Example: "I'm pursuing registered nursing through Norco's prerequisites and a transfer to a BSN program." About me (optional) A short paragraph. Who you are outside of a transcript: what you care about, what you're good at, what you're figuring out.

Section 2

Communication

Where you started. The gap you noticed between where you were and where you wanted to be, and the first thought you learned to catch and reframe.

Section 3

Analysis: About Me

What you found out about yourself: values, interests, skills with proof, personality, and the cultural wealth you already carry.

Section 4

Analysis: My Options

What you found out about the careers: the research, the money, the week it asks for, and what a real person told you about Tuesday.

Section 5

Valuing

How you weighed it: the voices around you, the grid, and the reasoning behind the call.

Section 6

Execution

The decision with a calendar attached, and the two documents that introduce you to the people who can open doors.

Finish

Download it, build the summary, turn both in

Do this, in order: 1. Download the portfolio file and keep it somewhere safe. 2. Build the summary, then Copy. 3. Upload the file AND paste the summary into the box under this tool in Canvas. 4. Press Submit. 5. Check Grades for a dash.

Your progress line (for the Portfolio Pulse Check)

The Pulse Check assignment in the middle of the term only asks for this one line. Copy it any time.

What the portfolio still needs

1. Your portfolio file

One web page, no account, no internet needed to open it. Any browser opens it, and the browser's print dialog turns it into a PDF. Download a new copy whenever you add something. Boxes you left empty show up as "Not included," so you can see what's still missing.

2. Your summary for Canvas

Need a clean slate?

Moving my work another way (a code instead of a file)

To save a code, press Export my work and copy the whole code. To bring it back, paste it here and press Restore. Restore only replaces the sections you choose.

Before you close this page, download a progress file or copy your export code. Where you are is information, not a verdict.