Additional Resources
Continue reading our roadmap, explore our state and regional partnership map, or read our policy briefs for integrating credential transparency into education and workforce development strategies
Learning and Employment Records (LERs) provide interoperable, portable credentials that document people's skills, educational experiences, and work histories. LERs document learning and experience wherever they occur, including in the workplace, through education and training, community activities, or military contexts. These resources provide context for how CTDL makes LERs meaningful and valuable.
Credential Engine Learning & Employment Records Action Guide | View ResourceDownload Resource |
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Services For Learning And Employment Records: Getting Started | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Services For Learning And Employment Records: Scaling Up | View ResourceDownload Resource |
How To Align Digital Credentials With Meaningful CTDL Data | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Learning and Employment Records and CTDL: A Guide for States | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Open Data for Meaningful, Valuable Learning and Employment Records | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Open Data in Learn and Work Ecosystems (Diagram) | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Webinar: Empowering Equitable Pathways With Learning And Employment Records | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Learning and Employment Records Technical Guide | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Centering Credential Transparency: A Case-Making Guide (JFF) | View ResourceDownload Resource |
Our team of experts is ready to help you embark your credential transparency journey. Whether you have questions about our technologies, services, or don’t know how to get started, we’re here to assist.