Trust · Proposed experience
Make Trust Visible
Vertrauen wächst, wenn seine Grundlage nachvollziehbar ist.
Create a clear evidence card for one contribution, so others can see what has been demonstrated, who checked it and where its limits lie.
Who it is for.
Learners, volunteers, project contributors and people choosing collaborators.
What to bring.
Bring one contribution and two shareable work examples. Use a fictional case when personal evidence is unsuitable.
What you take away.
- A task-specific evidence card with links or references to its supporting material.
- A record of what was checked, by whom, when and for which purpose.
- A short reader-feedback report and a procedure for updating the card.
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The challenge.
A badge or confident introduction offers limited evidence of relevant ability. Explore how a volunteer, learner or project contributor can make skills and commitments easier to assess without claiming to prove their character.
What you do.
Choose one contribution, such as facilitating a discussion or analysing a dataset. Define what another person needs to know before relying on that work.
Assemble permitted work samples, relevant qualifications and documented commitments. Separate self-description from evidence checked by someone else, and record dates and scope.
Ask a peer to interpret the card without explanation. Revise any wording that suggests more than the evidence supports, and add a correction and review process.
Show what you have learned.
Show which claims the evidence supports and name one reasonable conclusion that a reader must not draw from it.