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Credential Engine Anniversary
On December 7, 2017, Credential Engine publicly launched tools and platforms to collect, connect, compare, and utilize credential data in a common language. For the first time, a Credential Registry of…
Credential Engine Software Development Kit Now Available
The rich information captured and connected within the Credential Registry can now be utilized by application developers through Credential Engine’s Software Development Kit. This premier kit allows developers to discover…
Scott Cheney Featured on AACC Podcast “CC Voice”
Scott Cheney joined AACC’s President & CEO, Dr. Walter Bumphus and SVP, Public Relations, Martha Parham for the AACC CC Voice podcast to discuss the credential marketplace and the impact…
Press Release: Credential Engine Bringing Regional Credential Clarity to Los Angeles
Today, Credential Engine announced a new initiative, funded by ECMC Foundation, to pursue a regional credential transparency initiative in Los Angeles. Credential Engine estimates there are more than 500,000 unique…
It’s time to consider the benefits of Credential Engine
2018_The_Successful_Registrar Reprinted from The Successful Registrar By Alexander Taylor, Jesse Parrish, and Rodney Parks, Ph.D. Download Article
LRNG Uses Credential Data to Connect Learning Where and When it Happens
By: Connie Yowell, CEO, LRNG and Executive Vice President, SNHU Operating at the intersection of work, education, and community, LRNG builds technology-enabled, community-based work and learning ecosystems. Our goal is…
Press Release: Credential Engine, BrightHive Inc., and University System of Georgia Among Winners of U.S. Department of Education Challenge
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Educational Technology announced today that “Competency Catalyst”—a joint project proposal from the University System of Georgia, BrightHive Inc., and Credential Engine to pilot…
Credentials and the Lifelong Learning Cycle
By: Brenda Perea, Director of Education and Workforce Strategies, Credly Go to high school. Go to college and get a degree. Use the skills you learned in college to enter…