RPLStudent · The person whose work is in the portfolio.
Evidence
Evidence is a voice note, a photo, a letter, a report, or a job note. This screen is the library of everything you have added.
Why this screen
You can start from a folder you already have, instead of one file at a time. You can see every piece over the life of the account and remove one that is the wrong job.
You can
- Add a single piece with the site, the date, and what you did.
- Drop a folder of many files and leave the page open while they map.
- Open a photo from the pack later and see that exact file.
You cannot
- Upload a child’s image, a secret recording, or someone else’s private papers.
- Expect a folder of unnamed photos to map itself to the right unit.
- Treat a stored file as a competent result.
What makes a piece useful
Name the workplace. A street is better than “various”. Put the date the work happened, not the date you typed the note. Say what you installed, tested, or decided, including sizes and who checked it.
A photo of a pit is useful when the note says which pit, which street, and what you did before backfill. A photo with no words often maps to nothing. Add the words in the same piece.
A folder
Drop the folder when the files already exist. The page tells you to wait. Each file shows up as it is mapped. Leave the page open. If you close it, the ones still waiting are not in the portfolio yet.
You can manage the list afterwards. Delete a file that is the wrong job. The map drops the link with it. Do not delete the only photo of a unit you still need.