7 min

How Micro-credentials Motivate Learners Microcredentials in a Minute

    • Technology

Welcome to "Micro-credentials in a Minute," produced by Micro-credential Multiverse.

In a world where learning never stops and careers are becoming more fluid, how can micro-credentials motivate learners and meet the needs of today's workforce stakeholders?

That's the topic of discussion on this episode of "Micro-credential in a Minute", produced by Micro-credential Multiverse. Joining host Rob Bajor is micro-credential and digital badge expert Katie Sievers (Credly by Pearson⁠), who breaks down the three core psychological needs of motivation according to self-determination theory: competence, relatedness, and autonomy. They discuss how micro-credentials can serve as physical proof of one's knowledge and skills, grant social affiliation with a certain brand or community, and offer a lifelong learner's tool for shaping their professional journey.

They also explore the value of incremental recognition and stackable credentials in building learners' self-efficacy and belief in their capacity to achieve specific goals. With examples ranging from ethical hacking to service learning courses, Rob and Katie show how micro-credentials can be used to blend intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and help learners achieve their career aspirations.

Tune in to this engaging and informative episode to learn more!

Welcome to "Micro-credentials in a Minute," produced by Micro-credential Multiverse.

In a world where learning never stops and careers are becoming more fluid, how can micro-credentials motivate learners and meet the needs of today's workforce stakeholders?

That's the topic of discussion on this episode of "Micro-credential in a Minute", produced by Micro-credential Multiverse. Joining host Rob Bajor is micro-credential and digital badge expert Katie Sievers (Credly by Pearson⁠), who breaks down the three core psychological needs of motivation according to self-determination theory: competence, relatedness, and autonomy. They discuss how micro-credentials can serve as physical proof of one's knowledge and skills, grant social affiliation with a certain brand or community, and offer a lifelong learner's tool for shaping their professional journey.

They also explore the value of incremental recognition and stackable credentials in building learners' self-efficacy and belief in their capacity to achieve specific goals. With examples ranging from ethical hacking to service learning courses, Rob and Katie show how micro-credentials can be used to blend intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and help learners achieve their career aspirations.

Tune in to this engaging and informative episode to learn more!

7 min

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