Micro-credentials explained

Micro-credentials are an emerging method for helping teachers document their professional learning. They offer districts an innovative way to document teachers’ skills while allowing the teachers to share their progress with others via a digital badge. It's easier than you think to get started.

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Help teachers get a clear picture of their classroom reality

Hear the story of a teacher who transformed his classroom management techniques after using Edthena tools, as shared with Harvard's Visibly Better project.

It's so powerful to be able to learn from yourself. Annissa
Assistant Elementary Teacher
The technology is accessible, transparent, and takes you minutes to learn how to use it. Charles "Cap" Peck
Professor of Teacher Education
Adults in the US spend 23 minutes per day watching videos online.
- Statista

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