Month: December 2017

On December 11, 2017, Credential Engine hosted a number of cutting-edge developers to demonstrate how the Credential Registry can help our credentialing partners better understand transfer value, cross-compare traditional and non-traditional credentials, and build more efficient postsecondary data systems using linked data from the Registry in unique applications. Presenting organizations included: AcademyOne BrightHive Credly Parchment

Last week, The Amercian Council on Education released The Post-Traditional Learners Manifesto Revisited: Aligning Postsecondary Education with Real Life for Adult Student Success, which explores the distinctive nature of modern undergraduates. Using data from the National Postsecondary Student Aid Study 2011-12, the report digs deeper into the needs of this population of college-goers and offers

Credential Engine is honored to have the support of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. Download the AACRAO Letter of Support here.

SIU helps create the world’s first centralized system for evaluating degrees, licenses and other professional credentials By: Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. – From certificates to degrees and beyond, the world offers untold varieties of credentials but there has been no easy way for students, employers, educators and others to evaluate what it all means —

Elon University a partner in innovative credential data platform With support from Elon University, the nonprofit Credential Engine has publicly launched its tools and services during an event Thursday in Washington, D.C. Credential Engine is dedicated to the mission of promoting transparency and credential literacy in the marketplace to reveal the world of credentials and

By Jamie Dimon and Richard Trumka By the end of the year, it is estimated that almost two million new jobs will have been created in 2017. While that is certainly good news for the economy, we need strategies in place to ensure that this economic growth benefits all working families. Our country should be

By Jamie Merisotis, President and CEO of Lumina Foundation A lot has been written about the impact of technology and whether robots and artificial intelligence will supplant humans. Far less has been said about the opportunities that advances in technology will create for building new credentialing systems that can capture and validate all forms of

Credential Engine is proud to receive support from Governor Jay Inslee and Governor Dennis Daugaard in the letter below. NGA_Letter