Elena Cirlan and Tia Loukkola, University World News
There are many different definitions for micro-credentials. However, the majority state that a micro-credential is a small volume of learning certified by a credential. For instance, certificates, badges and some MOOCs (massive open online courses) are sometimes referred to as examples of micro-credentials. This is not a new phenomenon in our societies nor in the academic environment. But due to changing societal needs, globalisation and technology, micro-credentials have become more popular. As the need for upskilling and reskilling the labour force has gained importance, especially in the context of the recovery plans surrounding COVID-19, attention to micro-credentials has intensified.
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