Achievements 3 of 4
Completion Achievements
i.Guide Completion
No automatic guide-completion achievement is claimed for this reference draft.
A guide-completion achievement, if implemented, should have a visible rule and a stable completion record. A reasonable rule could require the learner to finish designated knowledge checks and one application task, while optional reference sections remain open for later use. The current master guide is a reference document and does not itself establish this achievement.
ii.Learning Path Completion
A learning-path award depends on the actual published curriculum and its completion logic.
A path-completion achievement depends on a published sequence, not on the JPEG guide in isolation. Show which file-format and method activities count, how prerequisites work, and what remains incomplete. If a course is revised after a learner completes it, maintain a clear version policy rather than silently removing previously earned progress.
iii.Project Completion
A project award depends on a submitted and assessed project, not a draft plan.
Project completion should be recorded only after the deliverable passes its rubric. For a JPEG project, the rubric can check correct source use, product crop, effective image size, export inspection, and a transparent handoff. If a learner revises and resubmits, preserve feedback and the accepted version. A draft upload is not a completed project.