Microcredentials

Author:

Ahuja Vivek1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. FLAME University, India

Abstract

This chapter explores the transformative landscape of microcredentials in education and professional development. It explores the symbiotic interplay of technological innovations, the shifting dynamics of formal education, and the globalization of learning. Advancements in technology, such as AI and VR, are reshaping the learning experience, enhancing personalization and interactivity. Microcredentials are becoming integral to formal education, enabling personalized learning and blurring the lines between formal and informal pathways. Responding to labor market trends, microcredentials evolve swiftly to address emerging skill demands, narrowing skills gaps, and enhancing employability. Stackable credentials and credential portfolios redefine learning pathways, allowing learners to curate a holistic expertise. Blockchain ensures the credibility and portability of microcredentials, establishing trust in a digital age. Finally, the globalization of microcredentials connects learners worldwide, creating a borderless educational ecosystem.

Publisher

IGI Global

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