<p><p>Digital badges, a type of micro-credential, have been heralded for the last five years as a key trend in education to provide competency-based pathways to learning. Micro-credentials allow for a unique way to teach students information literacy skills. Many libraries may be interested in implementing a micro-credentialing program but may have questions about design, mechanics, and sustainability. This report will give readers much of that background information. After reviewing the report, you will be able to</p> <ul> <li>define micro-credentials and the mechanics of using them;</li> <li>identify learning scenarios where micro-credentials can be beneficial;</li> <li>acknowledge the design considerations that are specific to badges;</li> <li>identify partnerships needed for a successful program;</li> <li>know the existing systems possible for building a micro-credentialing program for information literacy or library skills; and</li> <li>feel empowered with knowledge to begin building a program.</li> </ul></p>

Micro-Credentials and Digital Badges (Library Technology Reports)

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