The Credential Engine "Counting Credentials" report offers valuable insights into the growing landscape of credentials by tracking and quantifying credential data across various sectors. The data highlighted in the report is crucial for employers, educators, policymakers, and learners, as it highlights trends, gaps, and opportunities in workforce development. It also supports efforts to enhance credential...
Credential Engine is advancing global data interoperability of qualifications frameworks (QFs) to support critical areas such as student mobility and international credential recognition. We invite you to join a webinar on December 17th to review and provide feedback on the proposed CTDL additions for representing QFs as linked open data. The CTDL Qualifications Frameworks Task...
The Credential Registry publishing system has been enhanced to support more types of education and employment outcomes metrics, making it easier to publish, access, and use these valuable data sets. The Credential Transparency Description Language (CTDL) serves as the schema for describing these metrics, ensuring outcomes data is both transparent and actionable. Personally identifiable information...
Presenters: Deb Everhart, Ph.D., Chief Strategy Officer, Credential Engine; David R. Troutman, Ph.D., Deputy Commissioner, Academic Affairs, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; Julia Funaki, Associate Director, International Education Services, American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers; Moderator: Joanne Duklas, Executive Director, The GDN Network This first session will provide an introductory primer to Credential...
Presenters: Jeanne Kitchens, Chief Technology Services Officer, Credential Engine; Kerri Lemoie, Director, MIT Digital Credentials Consortium; Moderator: Joanne Duklas, Executive Director, The GDN Network This session will provide a system level case example of how two organizations are working in partnership across standards and platforms to create a more interoperable and seamless experience to support...
The Credential Engine “Counting Credentials” report offers valuable insights into the growing landscape of credentials by tracking and quantifying credential data across various U.S. sectors. The data highlighted in the report is crucial for employers, educators, policymakers, and learners, as it highlights trends, gaps, and opportunities in workforce development. It also supports efforts to enhance...
Presenters: Jeanne Kitchens, Chief Technology Services Officer, Credential Engine; Phil Barker, Metadata Consultant, CETIS LLP; Nate Argo, Solutions Engineer, Credential Engine; Moderator: Joanne Duklas, Executive Director, The GDN Network The third session in this three part series will provide a deep dive into the technical specifications for how the CTDL works and provide case examples....
Join us for the Solution Spotlight webinar series, an in-depth exploration of our partners' tools leveraging the Credential Transparency Description Language (CTDL). This series highlights innovative solutions that meet education and workforce needs at the state, local, and institutional levels. Each session will highlight tools and platforms that leverage CTDL data, demonstrating their functionality and...
Join Credential Engine to explore how AI-driven data solutions are paving the way for smarter decision-making and enhanced learner mobility! As the demand for trusted, transparent information about education and career pathways continues to grow, systems must find innovative and scalable ways to make that data more accessible and useful. Join Credential Engine and our...
Credential Engine invites you to a public webinar to review and provide input on a proposed expansion to the Credential Transparency Description Language (CTDL). This proposal aims to support the accurate and comparable description of credential and qualification types as defined within national and regional systems around the world. This work is essential to advancing...
Credential Engine invites you to a public webinar to review and provide input on a proposed expansion to the Credential Transparency Description Language (CTDL). This proposal aims to support the accurate and comparable description of credential and qualification types as defined within national and regional systems around the world. This work is essential to advancing...
The Credential Engine “Counting Credentials” report offers valuable insights into the growing landscape of credentials by tracking and quantifying credential data across various U.S. sectors. The data highlighted in the report is crucial for employers, educators, policymakers, and learners, as it highlights trends, gaps, and opportunities in workforce development. It also supports efforts to enhance...