Final project and self-assessment
Lesson 7 of 7 · 25 minutes of review
Bring decisions, evidence and corrections together in a submission that can be reviewed.
1. The final brief
Create a short three-shot piece to introduce an object you own or a generic one. Choose an audience and message. Do not invent commercial results, testimonials or properties of the object. You can submit a video or a full proposal with a storyboard if you do not yet have a tool.
2. Submission package
Include: scene brief; three-shot script; references and permissions; prompts and versions; final piece or storyboard; review log. Explain what you changed and what remains open. Documentation helps distinguish intention from result.
3. Proposed rubric, not certification
Rate each criterion as "Clear", "Needs correction" or "Not verified": message and audience; continuity and readability; change control; rights and transparency; justification for the final choice. Do not turn an unverified fact into a pass.
4. Test with another person
Ask a reader to describe the message before you explain it. Compare the answer with your intention. First fix the problem that most prevents understanding, and save a new version. Self-assessment is not official assessment.
5. About the diploma
This academy's diploma would be issued only by ReStructure AI. The template is an unissued sample. The assessment policy, completion requirements, human review and issuance process must be approved before awarding it. It is not an official Higgsfield qualification.
Your practice
- 1Put the submission package in an order that is easy to review.
- 2Apply the five criteria and attach your observations.
- 3Collect external feedback without presenting it as official approval.
- 4Submit the final version and an honest list of remaining limits.