Two different things live in your Portfolio, and it helps to keep them apart.
| Manual work | Career Path Case Studies | |
|---|---|---|
| Who creates it | You | The platform, from your approved Project evidence |
| What it contains | Anything you want to show | Your real submission and the review behind it |
| Can you edit the content | Yes | No — it reflects the record |
Work you add yourself
You control each item: whether it is a draft or published, whether it is public, and whether other learners can comment on it. The public Portfolio gallery shows work that is both published and public, from every learner — so a link to a published item opens for someone with no account.
Case Studies
A Case Study is assembled by the platform from Formal Project work that has actually been approved. You do not write it and you cannot edit its claims — that is the point. It states what you submitted and what the review found, which is what makes it worth showing to someone who does not know you.
Because it mirrors the record, a Case Study changes when the record changes. If a review is later corrected, the Case Study is rebuilt to match rather than keeping an outdated claim.
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Related articles
- Formal ProjectsThe submitted work a human reviewer reads — how to prepare it, submit it, and what happens next.
- Earning a Professional CredentialWhat a path requires, how eligibility is computed, and what the credential records.
- Your profile, and what is publicWhat a stranger can see, what only you can see, and how your public handle works.
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