3 reasons microcredentials are poised to go mainstream
Teaching & Learning
Microcredentials
Where are microcredentials today–and where are they going?
Microcredentials are evolving to help different student groups in higher education demonstrate expertise and capabilities
How two institutions tackle microcredentials
Schools are leveraging their microcredential programs to help learners achieve goals, reskill, and upskill for workforce success
Microcredentials are poised for great growth in the global economy
Public perception of traditional college along, with the need for upskilling and reskilling, could drive increased demand for microcredentials
The macro impact of microcredentials
By pairing microcredentials with digital credentials, individuals are prepared for a changing workforce and can make a big impact in three key ways
3 tips to align your microcredential programs to the remote workforce
The evolving and increasingly remote workforce needs upskilling—and microcredential programs are filling the gaps
Higher ed’s crystal ball: What will students want?
To best serve students, institutions will need to offer education that is hybrid, bite-sized, and personalized
3 steps to help institutions offer microcredentials
Lifelong learning can help solve the skills gap--here's where microcredentials fit in
Defining high-quality microcredentials for higher ed
Adult learners often worry about the logistics of returning to school, but microcredentials offer a straightforward path to learning
Is unbundling the future of higher education?
Unbundling traditional degree programs gives students the opportunity to fully recognize the value of their education and become lifelong learners
Is K-12 ready for skills-based hiring?
