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While high-resolution data for community colleges isn’t available, we can see evidence for this in proxies such as Google search trends , consumers’ growing openness and intention to study online , booming MOOC enrollment , and publicly-traded online learning company enrollment results.
Many are first-generation and lower-income learners who have historically lacked the support systems to succeed in a traditional higher ed setting. Recently, Coursera announced a modular MOOC-based bachelor’s degree with the University of North Texas, and edX is experimenting with “ MicroBachelors ” programs as pathways to degrees.
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Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship Partners Information Data System or State Wage Interchange System, according to NSC. Some states track licensure and apprenticeship programs, but even among those that do, not all share information with entities like the U.S.
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Komarny, formerly the Chief Digital Office at the University of Texas, kicked off the event explaining why some higher-ed leaders are thinking of applying blockchain technology to credentialing. He pointed out that anyone may put false information—like a degree or digitalbadge—on their LinkedIn profile.
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University of Houston System via Coursera. Colorado Community College System via Canvas.net. IOC Athlete MOOC via Independent. College Readiness Math MOOC. iTDI Summer School MOOC For English Teachers. DigitalBadge: Rockets to the Rescue! An Index Of Online Courses For Teachers: Summer 2015.
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