Digital credentials are reshaping the way we think about education and professional development by enabling lifelong learner-control of their evidence-based skills and achievements and supporting the transition to standards-based and competency-based learning.

• Competencies and Academic Standards Exchange (CASE)
• Comprehensive Learner Record
• Open Badges

Clickstream learning data from all digital resources—available in real-time and viewable using any dashboard—can help inform student success strategies, institutional academic decisions, instructional design, and provides a common data format for research on student learning.

• OneRoster
• Caliper Analytics
• Privacy and Security

Digital assessment is made easier if there is a common format for exchanging test questions, structures, and scores, and presenting test content to students in a way that meets their personal needs and preferences while providing institutions with the ability to analyze results.

• Accessible Portable Item Protocol (APIP)
• Question and Test Interoperability (QTI)

Scalable, seamless, and secure integration of all digital content, learning tools, and assessment products into an institution’s digital learning environment is the most effective way to support next generation teaching and learning.

• Educational App Vetting
• Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI)
• LTI Advantage
• LTI Resource Search

Packaging learning content from different sources and streamlining the management of digital resources saves valuable instruction time and provides greater choice and flexibility that leads to better learning experiences.

• AccessForAll
• Common Cartridge
• EPUB for Education
• OpenVideo