Credit for Prior Learning Evaluation demo

What the demo shows

CPL evaluators review portfolios, exams and military transcripts for credit, evidence cited

Agents read every piece of evidence and propose a course, its credits and a confidence, citing the credit recommendation, the crosswalk row or the rubric score behind it. A Limits agent applies the program cap, the residency rule, the age limit and the no-double-counting rule, and can only hold or remove. The discipline faculty assessor signs each course with a reason code; the dean approves the whole award; the award posts to the student record with its evidence pack. The student sees the credit, the semester and the tuition it saves before the first advising day.

Transcript

1. 0:00Credit for Prior Learning Evaluation turns a veteran's training into degree credit.
2. 0:08Only one adult student in ten uses it: the evaluation takes weeks.
3. 0:15Andre's program is seventy-two credits, drawn as course slots to fill.
4. 0:21Beside it, his evidence: transcript, safety card, exams, a portfolio.
5. 0:29The agents read every line and match it to a course.
6. 0:34Six courses, eighteen credits — the nineteenth stops at the program's cap.
7. 0:41Motor Controls came from his Class A School line.
8. 0:46It cites the national credit recommendation and the college's crosswalk row.
9. 0:52His portfolio is scored against the course's published outcomes.
10. 0:58Faculty assessor Lorna Achebe signs this course, with her reason recorded.
11. 1:05Nothing posts until the dean approves — cap and residency re-checked.
12. 1:12Eighteen credits, one semester, two thousand two hundred fourteen dollars, before advising.
13. 1:19Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.