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The Australasian Council on Open, Distance and eLearning
Microcredentials in Australian universities: Cross-border opportunities
20 September
Professor Michael Sankey
Charles Darwin University
Dr Ratna Selvaratnam
Edith Cowan University
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Maturity model for micro-credentials
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Maturity model for micro-credentials
• Survey of Australasian higher education providers 2021
• Development of a micro-credential maturity model (MMM)
• Indicator of the sector’s maturity and ability to meet the increasing
demand for micro-credentials
Least mature: Quality and technical infrastructure namely a platform
for delivering micro-credential
Most mature: Shopfront and credentialing platform
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Edith
Cowan
University
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At Charles Darwin University
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Microcredentials
Type
• Award credit (HE/VET)
• Non-award (for RPL)
• CPD (work-based)
• Optional extras
Curriculum
Management
System
Payment
Gateway
Student
Management
System
Microcred
Seeker
Learning
Management
System
Customer
Relationship
Management
System
Marketing and
PR
Credentialling
System
Ensure alignment with other
qualifications where necessary
Ensure the institution is visible to the
broader national market
To allow for immediate enrolment to
expedite transaction
Ensure communications and customer
relationship is centralized
Ensure consistent messaging from
the institution across its product
range
Manage enrolment,
grades, relationship to
course/programs
To transact learning and
subject/unit-based
communications & assessment
Mechanism to provide validated
credentials and syndication
michael_sankey
Policy
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Opportunities internationally
• Critical skill acquisition (accredited) at HE and VET levels
• Pathways into higher education
• Bridging between other qualifications
• Professional development (CPD)
• Industry partnership and co-branding
• Education provider partnership – to supply skills into other programs
• Importantly – portability requires accreditation
• Areas of interest: IT/Programming – Green Skills – Human Services

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  • 3. acode.edu.au Maturity model for micro-credentials • Survey of Australasian higher education providers 2021 • Development of a micro-credential maturity model (MMM) • Indicator of the sector’s maturity and ability to meet the increasing demand for micro-credentials Least mature: Quality and technical infrastructure namely a platform for delivering micro-credential Most mature: Shopfront and credentialing platform
  • 7. acode.edu.au Microcredentials Type • Award credit (HE/VET) • Non-award (for RPL) • CPD (work-based) • Optional extras Curriculum Management System Payment Gateway Student Management System Microcred Seeker Learning Management System Customer Relationship Management System Marketing and PR Credentialling System Ensure alignment with other qualifications where necessary Ensure the institution is visible to the broader national market To allow for immediate enrolment to expedite transaction Ensure communications and customer relationship is centralized Ensure consistent messaging from the institution across its product range Manage enrolment, grades, relationship to course/programs To transact learning and subject/unit-based communications & assessment Mechanism to provide validated credentials and syndication michael_sankey Policy
  • 8. acode.edu.au Opportunities internationally • Critical skill acquisition (accredited) at HE and VET levels • Pathways into higher education • Bridging between other qualifications • Professional development (CPD) • Industry partnership and co-branding • Education provider partnership – to supply skills into other programs • Importantly – portability requires accreditation • Areas of interest: IT/Programming – Green Skills – Human Services