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Micro-credentials are bite-sized qualifications designed to help people demonstrate they have certain skills or experience.

Dr Monique Ositelu from data consultancy firm Itàn & Shizuka Kato, Education Policy Analyst at the OECD explain why they’re becoming more popular.

Everything you need to know about micro-credentials

Epub Micro-Credentials and Digital Badges (Library Technology Reports)

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Digital badges, a type of micro-credential, have been heralded for the last five years as a key trend in education to provide competency-based pathways to learning. Micro-credentials allow for a unique way to teach students information literacy skills. Many libraries may be interested in implementing a micro-credentialing program but may have questions about design, mechanics, and sustainability. This report will give readers much of that background information. After reviewing the report, you will be able todefine micro-credentials and the mechanics of using themidentify learning scenarios where micro-credentials can be beneficialacknowledge the design considerations that are specific to badgesidentify partnerships needed for a successful programknow the existing systems possible for building a micro-credentialing program for information literacy or library skills andfeel empowered with knowledge to begin building a program.

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