Skills Spotter
A place to build your list before you turn it in. Nothing here is graded. When you're done, press Build, copy, and paste into the box on the assignment page.
Three parts of your life, and what you actually do in each
Keep it plain and real. "I close at a taco shop on Fridays." "I translate for my mom at her appointments." Then name at least two skills you're using there, in your own words. Nobody is checking whether they sound professional yet.
About the tags. Each skill has three small buttons: charges me, neutral, drains me. You'll tag every skill in Lecture 6.1, so you can leave them empty for now. If you already know, tag now and you're ahead.
Two quick answers
Being good at something and wanting to do it for forty years are two different things. This is the first place in the course you get to say so.Your list, ready to paste
It comes out labeled by area, with your skills and any tags, then your two answers. That's the order it's graded in.
Before you copy
My work didn't carry over to another device
This tool saves your work in this browser only. To move it, press Export, copy the code, then paste it into this box on the other device and press Restore.
This tool doesn't send anything anywhere and nobody sees what you type in it. It holds your work in this browser, and the discussion and lab tools later in the module can read it, but don't trust it with the only copy. Build your list and copy it out before you close the tab.