Applied AI Lessons

Experiment 6 of 6

Curate a judgment-first portfolio

Select two experiments and make your process, human contribution, and next learning goal visible.

Select two artifacts showing different creative media or skills. Gather their earlier versions and feedback.
Write an honest contribution statement: what you did, what AI did, what you verified, and what remains uncertain.
Evaluate the work with the four-part rubric below. Ask a peer to challenge one claim about your learning.
Improve one artifact based on the critique and document the change.
Create a four-week next-step plan with one real need, a time budget, check-in points, and clear decisions you will not delegate.

Starting prompt

Act as a thoughtful portfolio reviewer. My goal is [goal]. Here is a non-sensitive account of my project, decisions, sources, and revisions: [summary]. Ask me one question at a time about imagination, taste, agency, and verification. Point out missing evidence without inventing achievements or rewriting my reflection.

Reflect

What can you now imagine, judge, or build that you could not at the start?

Don’t include private student, research, or workplace information. No paid tool needed: Curate the non-AI alternatives from earlier weeks. Evaluate the same competencies; tool use is not the learning outcome.

Finish this experiment

Write a short reflection: what you made, what you changed, and what you learned. At least 80 characters.

Tools to try: Claude, ChatGPT, Canva, Gamma

Curate a judgment-first portfolio

Starting prompt

Reflect

Finish this experiment