This webinar offers insights into digital credentials, highlighting their growth and impact in education and employment. It focuses on utilizing AI for skill recognition and credentialing, addressing prior learning challenges, and implementing digital credentials with practical strategies and examples.
Themes
- Evolution and Impact of Digital Credentials
- Recognition of Prior Learning and Inclusivity
- AI's Role in the Future of Digital Credent
Day
27 Des 2023 Wednesday
Time
01:30 - 03:00 PM
Speakers
Scott Meyer
Co-founder of Chipp
A payment solution that helps sell AI tools. He helps businesses and educators integrate AI to be more creative and efficient K12
Simone Ravaioli
Creative EdTech leader with a portfolio of diverse experiences advancing the global credentialing ecosystem.
Day job is to turn credentials into opportunities as the Director of Global Ecosystem and Innovation at Parchment, the leading credentialing platform in Higher Education globally. Night hustle is to build out the global credentialing ecosystem across education and work by contributing and leading work on technical open standards in support of technical (and human) interoperability, Currently serves in the Advisory Board of the Learning Economy Foundation, Groningen Declaration Network, Open Recognition Alliance, Erasmus Without Paper and Credential Engine.
Dr. Julie Keane
hief Learning Officer at Participate.
She leads research and development of all Participate initiatives and supports learning strategy, design and implementation of digital credentials for communities of practice on the platform. She co-facilitates the Open Recognition working group for the Open Skills Network and is a member (with key Participate financial support) of the Open Recognition for Everyone Community of Practice
Mary Hayes
Chief Executive Officer of Workbay LLC and of Engage Learning Systems.
Clients include the Fortune 100, particularly Retail, Healthcare and Manufacturing Industry, Community organizations and Education. Mary Hayes is an entrepreneur who has founded multiple educational and learning companies, with over thirty years of experience in workforce development, educational publishing, teaching, and developing multimedia educational content for industry and government.
Allison Moran
A learning design strategist at the Learning Economy Foundation.
She is working to shape the future of education by creating digital credentials based on skills that can help students transition into the workforce. Previously she worked at Edx as a learning designer and curriculum engineer.