Micro-credentials
Our micro-credentials indicate the level of learning achieved by the time learners complete a course, pathway, or program.
CASE STUDY
E-IMR Badges
In this case study, levels of learning were indicated with the achievement of each mirco-credential.
- Level 1 indicated the achievement of fundamental disciplinary knowledge
- Level 2 indicated the application of knowledge within academic contexts
- Level 3 indicated the use of knowledge for problem solving in complex situations
E-IMR
CASE STUDY
T-Skill Badges
In this case study, a framework of higher-order skills were mapped to the learning activities and assessments that fostered them. Because skills, by nature, are complex, they require tracking across the curriculum for eventual mastery.
T-Skills
Higher-order skills
CASE STUDY
Circular Economy Badges
Micro-Credentials for the circular economy not only recognize the learner’s knowledge of global issues but acknowledge academic partners for assuming a leadership role in advancing the circular economy.