Credentials Lack Evidence
Grades, certificates, and transcripts often show outcomes without showing how those judgments were made. The skills assessed, the rubric used, and the reliability of the evaluation are usually hidden.
Now in private beta
Build proof,
not just credentials.
Grades and certificates show outcomes. eduandme shows evidence. Learners build a verified competence ledger through human evaluation, transparent rubrics, and auditable assessment records.
30 min
Average checkpoint
1:1
Human evaluators
Current lane
Intro Foundations
94%
82%
68%
Provisional mastery
Variables, loops, conditionals
Strong signal from recent practice.
Live checkpoint
30-min oral session
Confirm transfer and explanation.
Tue · 4:30 PM
The Problem
Learning is becoming easier to fake and harder to verify
Reliable Assessment Doesn't Scale
The strongest assessments involve explanation, reasoning, and expert judgment. But high-quality evaluation is expensive, making credible verification difficult to deliver consistently at scale.
Expertise Has No Trust Layer
Millions of educators and professionals can evaluate competence, but there is no standard system for calibrating evaluators, auditing decisions, or turning expert judgment into portable, verifiable proof.
How it works
Build a verified record of what you can actually do.
Practice and coursework generate evidence. Human evaluators verify competence. Every validated skill becomes part of an auditable competence ledger.
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Build evidence
Learn through courses, projects, assignments, tutoring, or self-study. Evidence can come from anywhere.
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Request validation
Submit a specific competence claim tied to a published rubric.
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Receive independent evaluation
A calibrated human evaluator assesses your work through artifact review, oral examination, or both.
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Earn a verified claim
Your result is recorded in a competence ledger with evaluator calibration, assessment metadata, and audit records.
Private beta
Turn learning into verified competence.
FAQ
Questions
What is eduandme?
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eduandme is a competence verification platform. Learners submit evidence of what they've learned, complete human evaluations, and build a verified record of skills they can explain, apply, and defend.
How is this different from a certificate?
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Most certificates show completion. eduandme records how a competence claim was evaluated, including the rubric used, the evaluator, and the verification process behind the result.
Why use human evaluators?
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AI can help people learn, but verified competence requires independent judgment. Human evaluators assess explanation, reasoning, transfer, and application using transparent rubrics.