Digital Promise works with states, districts, and schools to implement and build incentive structures for micro-credentials. Micro-credentials can be aligned with district priorities to support professional learning structures and to evaluate the impact of professional learning to gain insight into whether state/district goals are being met.
Micro-credentials can support districts to address:
Digital Promise provides the following services to support micro-credential implementation. Contact microcredentials@digitalpromise.org for more information and to schedule a demo.
Institutional Implementation Support – $5,000
Educator Engagement Workshop – $3,000 (for up to 50 participants)
Evaluation and Reporting – $5,000
Platform Data Reporting – ($1,000 for up to 100 educators; additional $10/educator thereafter)
Assessment Fees (Issuers may charge a fee to support the assessment of submitted evidence)
For more information, contact microcredentials@digitalpromise.org.
Micro-credentials