Learner-captured evidence
Portfolios, performances, documented projects, and other artifacts the learner produced, not a second PDF mill for the same diploma.
Evidence-based credentials
Learning artifacts that travel with the official record.
Not every achievement lives in the registrar’s system. WhiteFish lets learners attach evidence they produced or documented, then hold it in the same passport as the transcript and diploma so a receiver can inspect the proof.
Official records tell one story. Evidence tells the rest.
A diploma names the program. A badge names the skill. Learning artifacts carry the work itself: a studio portfolio, a recorded recital, a research poster, a documented field project. The learner captures the evidence. The institution can endorse it. A receiver can check it without a callback to campus.
These sit beside registrar-issued credentials, not instead of them. Employers and graduate schools see both the official meaning and the proof of practice in one Learner’s Passport.
Institutional endorsement
Faculty or program staff can attest to the evidence so it carries institutional meaning, not only a personal upload.
Same verification path
Artifacts use the same claim, hold, share, and independent-check loop as transcripts and badges. No extra portal for the receiver.
Fuel for pathways
Structured evidence feeds agentic AI career guidance with demonstrated work, not only course titles on a transcript.
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Digital Badges
Open Badge-compliant credentials that make skills visible to employers and transfer partners.
Certificates
Credit, non-credit, and continuing-education certificates with independent third-party verification.
Learner’s Passport
A browser-based wallet to view, verify, selectively share, and keep every credential for life.
For registrars, CIOs, and provosts
See learning artifacts in a live walkthrough
Schedule a walkthrough of the WhiteFish Credentialing Suite: digital transcripts, diplomas, Open Badge-compliant credentials, evidence-based learning artifacts, print-ready diploma files, and the Learner’s Passport.