Piet Henderikx, George Ubachs, Alessandra Antonaci
These guidelines were carried out at EADTU European Association of Distance Teaching Universities
This work was funded through the KA3 Erasmus+ Programme, project NR.: 606692-EPP-1-2018-2-FR-EPP- KA3-PI-POLICY, coordinated by Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
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Authors
Piet Henderikx, George Ubachs, Alessandra Antonacci
Final editing
Alessandra Antonacci, Beau Nijsten and Stefan Meuleman
Publishing
Global Academic Press
ISBN: 9789464238525
NUR: 113
eBook design
Marian Sloot || www.proefschriftmaken.nl
Citation
Henderikx, P., Ubachs, G., & Antonaci, A. (2022). Models and guidelines for the design and development of joint micro-credential courses and microlearning units in higher education. Global Academic Press.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6552609
Tags
joint micro-credential course; microlearning unit; joint MOOC; joint course design and de- velopment; Common Microcredential Framework; qualification framework for continuing education and professional development; Recommendation of the EU Council of Ministers on Micro-Credentials (EC proposal); modular education; continuing education policies
Acknowledgements to the experts of the following EU funded projects:
- European Short Learning Programmes (E-SLP)
- Modularisation of Continuig Education and professionalisation by Micro-credentials (MCE)
- European Maturity Model for Blended Education (EMBED)
- European MOOC Consortium for the Labour-Market (EMC-LM)
- Professional Development for Digital Teaching and Learning (DigiTel Pro)
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