Creating a Micro-credential

Created by Jenna Numann, Modified on Wed, 12 Jun, 2024 at 3:37 PM by Amanda Hall

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Micro-credentials can house directions, rubrics, relevant resources, and serve as a location to upload artifacts as learners work towards earning a micro-credential. Creators can also use templates to build using a uniform format and improve efficiency during the creation process. Micro-credentials can be tailored to meet the needs of all learners by utilizing the different engagement tools, linking to a community, and embedding assets from the content repo. 


Learners will have easy access to their purchased, in-progress, and completed micro-credentials through their account. 


Evaluators will have access to view submitted artifacts and any attached rubrics during the evaluation process. 


Creating a Micro-credential 


Step 1: 

  • Select '+ Structured Content' in top right corner.
  • Choose Micro-credential.


Step 2: 

  • Choose 'Create New' or 'Create from templates' to build with a template using the drop down options.
  • Create a title and code of the micro-credential.


Step 3: 

  • Add applicable tags. You will be prompted to add tags in the following order:
    • Approaches to Teaching (ATTs), Learner Profile Skills, and Teacher Capability Tag
    • Action and Engagement Tags
    • Taxonomy tags (Programme and Level/Subject Group) 


Step 4: 

  • Add collaborators by choosing 'Add another'. Assign roles and select their permissions (Collaborator, Manager or Primary Author). Refer to the 'Roles & Permissions' table below or 'Collaborators and Permissions' article to learn more. 
    • Note: There must be at least one Manager. The Content Creator will become the Manager by default. 


Step 5: 

  • Create your micro-credential, if you selected a template the formatting will automatically populate. 
  • Add a PDF rubric for each module, by selecting the '+ PDF Rubric' option. Rubrics will be available for the learner and evaluator to view. (optional)
  • Refer to 'Drafting' to view the steps for publishing content. 


Roles & Permissions 



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