The Rise of Microcredentials and the Policies Behind Them
As higher ed institutions face increasing demands for flexibility and skill-based
learning, microcredentials are emerging as a transformative tool. By aligning educational
outcomes with workforce needs, institutions can enhance student engagement and career
readiness, all while staying agile in a fast-changing academic landscape.
On this episode, Beth Barrie, Vice Provost of Teaching and Learning Innovation at
the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, discusses the evolving policies around microcredentials
and how to be more aligned with internal and external stakeholders.
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