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TXTWRK for Education

We say TXTWRK is the world's best open source public working technology, showcasing a world of learning to educating the next generation.

We've provided all educational institutions & people around the globe with the toolkits to help students document their work experience with any organisations, emerging artists or entrepreneurs for free, which will help them get better employment opportunities. When an organisation or individual sets up a profile at TXTWRK, they can begin to build a profile and open up new checklists for volunteers to comment & upload files on.

+ Profile

+ Checklists

+ Feedback

+ API Internal & External Kits

+ Monitisation (Donate/Invest)

+ Notes, Needs & Contributions

+ Timetable, Intel & To Do's

+ Events, Pledges & Questionnaires
For All:

+ Computer/Phone & Internet (A setup to connect to the web)


For Organisations:

+ Web Hosting Server (To give volunteers the ability to upload files or just communicate in text & use traditional file sharing methods)

+ Manager (A person to manage the volunteers input via the TXTWRK network)
  • Sign up via txtwrk.com/register
  • Update your linking information to be discoverable
  • Work across checklist items

Apply to checklist items of interest and contribute via comments, replies, and infinite threadlets. Share drafts, files, and reflections to build your public work record.

  • Set up a checklist from the post box and share the link with volunteers/employees
  • Install our Directory API kit to your server to enable direct file uploads
  • Monitor notifications, accept applications, and document open‑source work in comments and threadlets

Example 1: Work Experience

  1. Ask students to find a placement.
  2. Request the employer to create a TXTWRK profile & checklist.
  3. Contribute via comments or uploads; use notifications to track progress.

Example 2: Personal Project

  1. Students create a checklist with objectives, milestones, and deliverables.
  2. Share with peers/mentors; gather feedback via threadlets.
  3. Attach drafts, prototypes, or media files to each checklist item.
  4. Use Timetable & To‑Dos to plan sprints; record more in Notes/Needs.
  5. Publish a final reflection summarising outcomes and evidence.

Example 3: Feedback Project

  1. Create a checklist to collect feedback on a local org, service, or issue.
  2. Invite stakeholders to reply, upload evidence, and vote/pledge.
  3. Cluster insights, propose actions, and assign owners with To‑Dos.
  4. Share a public summary; invite donations or investment if relevant.
  1. Go to the post box at TXTWRK.com
  2. Click Add a checklist
  3. Name your checklist
  4. Define groups & checklist items
  5. Share the post or checklist links with your audiences