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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.
As part of a substantial series of grants totaling nearly $12 million, ASU announced a new initiative that will expand access to learners through cultural and technological innovations.
With a shifting landscape facing learners of all kinds, Arizona State University (ASU) today announced a new initiative that will accelerate the university’s efforts to redesign American higher education.
A new, secure and decentralized approach to recording, curating and sharing learner data on abilities and skills across the learner’s lifespan, the TLN addresses a common need for students.
Past TLN Events
Missed out on a past event? Don’t worry! Explore our past events to learn about everything we have done and accomplished. Or watch a recording of certain events that you were not able to join.
2024 TLN Unconference
More than 100 digital credentialing community members gathered at ASU’s Thunderbird School of Global Management for the fifth annual TLN Unconference — commemorating five years of coalition for scaled credentialing change.
2023 TLN Unconference
At the 2023 TLN Unconference, more than 120 digital credential experts gathered from across the United States to share ideas and explore the future of digital credentialing.
2022 TLN Unconference
2021 Digital Trust Summit TLN Unconference 2.0 Workshop
2020 Trusted Learner Network Unconference
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