Blog Post Archive
Rio Salado College is piloting the TLN platform to make learner records more connected, portable and useful.
A growing partnership between Arizona State University’s ASU Pocket, the Center for the Future of Arizona, Pipeline AZ (powered by Pipeline Connects), and Rio Salado College is helping learners turn the skills they gain in retail into credentials they can carry forward across industries, roles and career opportunities.
TLN talks with expert Nate Otto about his experience in the digital credential space, progress being made and what's next.
Kelly Strong shares how digital credentials can expand true learner agency by giving people ownership of their skills, evidence to tell their stories and equitable pathways to opportunity, if technology, culture and policy evolve to support them.
Kate Giovacchini shared personal experiences and professional insights that impact her work at the intersection of education, technology and trust.
The Trusted Learner Network is actively searching for our first five institutions to partner with.
Kate Giovacchini presented at Horizons Annual Summit, hosted by Jobs for the Future (JFF), on Wednesday, June 11.
For the first time ever, ASU’s Trusted Learner Network (TLN) Unconference is hitting the road and will kick off CU Boulder’s Badge Summit!
ASU Pocket and the Trusted Learner Network were recognized in Jobs for the Future (JFF)’s recently released market scan.