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A Fresh Take on Ethical and Machine Learning Imperatives to Create Truly Learner-Centric Micro-Credentials - Dan McFadyen and Mark Keough

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In this Edalex Podcast episode, Dan McFadyen and Mark Keough, Chief Executive Officer of Intrinsic Learning, discuss a fresh take on ethical and machine learning imperatives to create truly learner-centric micro-credentials.
Their topics of discussion include:

  • 1:38 - Micro-Credentials in the Vocational Sector and the Relevancy of Existing Education and Jobs Descriptions
  • 7:05 - The Importance of Helping Learners From all Education Backgrounds Identify and Talk to Their Skills
  • 11:35 - Recognition of Prior Learning and Tracking the Capability Progression of Lifelong Learners
  • 17:40 - Exploring Rich Skills Descriptors and Machine Learning Through OSN Skill Collaboratives
  • 21:20 - The Ethical Framework Imperative When Using Machine-Readable Skills Data
  • 30:27 - Intrinsic Learning’s Current and Future Projects and Global Efforts in Support of the Future of Work

Visit Edalex.com to read the full transcript and more resources.

Credentials just got personal - Unleash the power of your skills data and personal credentials
Credentialate is the world’s first Credential Evidence Platform that helps discover and share evidence of workplace skills.
Find out more at: edalex.com/credentialate
Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edalex
Follow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjTzWgfUthHonR7Z5LatKGQ

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Chapters

1. A Fresh Take on Ethical and Machine Learning Imperatives to Create Truly Learner-Centric Micro-Credentials - Dan McFadyen and Mark Keough (00:00:00)

2. Micro-Credentials in the Vocational Sector and the Relevancy of Existing Education and Jobs Descriptions (00:01:40)

3. The Importance of Helping Learners From all Education Backgrounds Identify and Talk to Their Skills (00:07:07)

4. Recognition of Prior Learning and Tracking Capability Progression of Lifelong Learners (00:11:33)

5. Exploring Rich Skills Descriptors and Machine Learning Through OSN Skill Collaboratives (00:17:40)

6. The Ethical Framework Imperative When Using Machine-Readable Skills Data (00:21:20)

7. Intrinsic Learning’s Current and Future Projects and Global Efforts in Support of the Future of Work (00:30:27)

18 episodes

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In this Edalex Podcast episode, Dan McFadyen and Mark Keough, Chief Executive Officer of Intrinsic Learning, discuss a fresh take on ethical and machine learning imperatives to create truly learner-centric micro-credentials.
Their topics of discussion include:

  • 1:38 - Micro-Credentials in the Vocational Sector and the Relevancy of Existing Education and Jobs Descriptions
  • 7:05 - The Importance of Helping Learners From all Education Backgrounds Identify and Talk to Their Skills
  • 11:35 - Recognition of Prior Learning and Tracking the Capability Progression of Lifelong Learners
  • 17:40 - Exploring Rich Skills Descriptors and Machine Learning Through OSN Skill Collaboratives
  • 21:20 - The Ethical Framework Imperative When Using Machine-Readable Skills Data
  • 30:27 - Intrinsic Learning’s Current and Future Projects and Global Efforts in Support of the Future of Work

Visit Edalex.com to read the full transcript and more resources.

Credentials just got personal - Unleash the power of your skills data and personal credentials
Credentialate is the world’s first Credential Evidence Platform that helps discover and share evidence of workplace skills.
Find out more at: edalex.com/credentialate
Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edalex
Follow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjTzWgfUthHonR7Z5LatKGQ

  continue reading

Chapters

1. A Fresh Take on Ethical and Machine Learning Imperatives to Create Truly Learner-Centric Micro-Credentials - Dan McFadyen and Mark Keough (00:00:00)

2. Micro-Credentials in the Vocational Sector and the Relevancy of Existing Education and Jobs Descriptions (00:01:40)

3. The Importance of Helping Learners From all Education Backgrounds Identify and Talk to Their Skills (00:07:07)

4. Recognition of Prior Learning and Tracking Capability Progression of Lifelong Learners (00:11:33)

5. Exploring Rich Skills Descriptors and Machine Learning Through OSN Skill Collaboratives (00:17:40)

6. The Ethical Framework Imperative When Using Machine-Readable Skills Data (00:21:20)

7. Intrinsic Learning’s Current and Future Projects and Global Efforts in Support of the Future of Work (00:30:27)

18 episodes

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