Microcredentials' Macro-Potential
Microcredentials are a way for students and colleges alike to harness the need for proven skills in new endeavors. For institutions, they’re an attractive way to meet the demand of nontraditional students and, perhaps, most important, tap into an estimated $20 billion market.
Watch the on-demand virtual forum to learn more the potential of microcredentials. We’ll hear from experts on what it takes to create a successful microcredential program, as well as how to mitigate risks.
With Support From Coursera.
Host: Ian Wilhelm, deputy managing editor, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Panelists
- Phyllis King, Professor Emerita, Past Associate Vice Chancellor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ; Fellow, Bader Leadership Insitute
- Nan Travers, Director, Center for Leadership in Credentialing Learning, SUNY Empire State
- Tiffany Watts, Chief of Staff & Vice President for Strategic Initiatives, Fayetteville Technical Community College
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