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Jenneke Lokhofff (Senior Policy Officer, Nuffic): The Rise and Recognition of Micro-credentials

  1. 1. The Rise and Recognition of Micro-credentials 28-11-2022 Micro-credentials in context, EADTU 28 November 2022 Jenneke Lokhoff Senior Policy Officer, Nuffic
  2. 2. Today • Context: the STACQ project • Introducing the “Micro-Evaluator” • AR25
  3. 3. Stacking Credits and the Future of the Qualification (2020- 2022) • Co-funded by Erasmus+, 8 project partners • Builds on e-VALUATE en PARADIGMS • Objective: support HEIs evaluation of micro-credentials
  4. 4. STACQ publication • Context and policy developments. • Practical response to the question of recognition. • Stackability
  5. 5. A two-track approach for recognition 1. A procedure in line with the LRC 2. RPL procedure
  6. 6. 1. The STACQ micro - evaluator Image by Cy. on Flickr, CC-BY-SA
  7. 7. Trying out the “Micro-Evaluator” https://www.nuffic.nl/en/subjects/rec ognition-projects/the-micro-evaluator
  8. 8. Profile: Hank • Presents a micro- credential. • Applies for bachelor in health sciences. • Wants exemption for the course “nutrition and health”. Profile: Betty • Presents a micro- credential. • Applies for master “sustainable food systems”. • Misses knowledge sustainable food systems in current bachelor
  9. 9. E-Valuate recognition method Traffic light model How robust is a criterion? Practitioner’s Guide, p. 14.
  10. 10. Mixed results in the “micro-evaluator” • Recognition is dependant on the context. • Flexible recognition approach. • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
  11. 11. Step 1
  12. 12. Step 1. QA
  13. 13. Step 1. QA (2)
  14. 14. Step 2. Verification
  15. 15. Step 3. Level
  16. 16. Step 3. Level
  17. 17. Step 4. Learning outcomes
  18. 18. Step 5. Workload
  19. 19. Step 6. Testing
  20. 20. Step 7. Identification
  21. 21. Results…. 3 options: • All green • All red • Mixed
  22. 22. Completely green? • Recognition is possible in line with the LRC.
  23. 23. (Mostly) red? • Recognition in line with LRC most likely not possible.
  24. 24. Mix of colours? • Can you prioritize certain criteria? • Can you accept that other criteria or not/partially met?
  25. 25. Recommendations from the STACQ publication (selection) • Develop fit for purpose RPL procedures to recognize micro- credentials from informal providers in a time-efficient way. • Make sure the information about your recognition procedures for micro-credentials is easily accessible for learners and other stakeholders. Food for thought/ discussion
  26. 26. 2. AR25
  27. 27. AR25 and microcredentials • Erasmus+ KA3 NARIC project • Promote the use of the micro-evaluator
  28. 28. AR25 and microcredentials (2) • Conference for higher education institutions • Evaluation of app by HEIs • Interested? Let us know! • Recommendations to update the app
  29. 29. Thank you for your attention! Questions? Comments? Mail: jlokhoff@nuffic.nl
  30. 30. Relevant links • The Rise and Recognition of Micro-credentials: Stacking Modules and the Future of the Qualification • The Micro-Evaluator • Practitioner’s guide for recognition of e-learning • Proposal for a Council Recommendation on a European approach to micro- credentials for lifelong learning and employability • Rome Ministerial Communiqué • Microbol project

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