Test and refine
Check accuracy, usefulness, privacy, unsupported claims, and whether the final deliverable works for its intended audience.
Open completion tools
Complete · Assess, submit, and package your work
Finish with proof you can explain.
The final step is not just submitting something polished. Show what you created, how AI supported the process, what you verified, and where your judgment mattered.
Pass the assessment
Use your registration email. Score at least 15 of 18 to receive the AI awareness training certificate.
Submit your project
Share the work, prompts, testing notes, decisions, guardrails, sample output, and portfolio language.
Project submission form
Be ready to show your process.
The form will collect enough detail for Whit to review what you built and how you used AI. Set every shared project link to view-only access.
- Participant details and registration email
- Selected track, project title, problem, audience, and deliverable
- AI tools used and two or three important prompts
- Source materials or information provided to AI
- Testing performed and changes made after review
- Responsible-use guardrails and human-review checkpoints
- View-only links to the project, sample output, and case study
- Resume-ready, LinkedIn-ready, and interview-ready project language
Your certificate
What the credential represents
The certificate documents completion of an AI awareness and literacy training program certified through the Texas DIR process. It does not mean that you are individually certified by DIR. The learning remains relevant for participants outside Texas.
Need help finishing?
Office Hours
Thursday, August 27, 2026 · 6:30–8:00 PM CT
Bring your project questions, prompts, rough drafts, or testing problems. The meeting link will be added here before the session.