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MIT xPro students often take courses/programs as part of their ongoing professional development. Although students get certificates (web page hosted in xPro platform, similar to OpenEdX) upon completion, relying parties often want a higher level of assurance. MIT xPro wants to offer Verifiable Credentials so that students can take their credentials with them and so that relying parties have a trusted process for verification that doesn't require them to contact Open Learning.
Data Concepts
There will be 2 types of credentials issued:
Completion of a course
Completion of a program
We currently are not permanently hosting credential definitions (e.g. a Credential Engine Registry) but will be open to it in the future. At the moment, we prefer to define key aspects of the credential itself. The concepts/metadata is limited enough that we've been able to use basic schema.org definitions without much confusion. We used the "reverse" LD definition awardedOnCompletionOf to deal with the navigability issue.
Actor
MIT xPro platform, learner, relying party
Submitter
Kim Duffy, MIT Open Learning
User Story
MIT xPro students often take courses/programs as part of their ongoing professional development. Although students get certificates (web page hosted in xPro platform, similar to OpenEdX) upon completion, relying parties often want a higher level of assurance. MIT xPro wants to offer Verifiable Credentials so that students can take their credentials with them and so that relying parties have a trusted process for verification that doesn't require them to contact Open Learning.
Data Concepts
There will be 2 types of credentials issued:
We currently are not permanently hosting credential definitions (e.g. a Credential Engine Registry) but will be open to it in the future. At the moment, we prefer to define key aspects of the credential itself. The concepts/metadata is limited enough that we've been able to use basic schema.org definitions without much confusion. We used the "reverse" LD definition
awardedOnCompletionOf
to deal with the navigability issue.awardedOnCompletionOf
Restrictions
Verifiable Credentials
Tags
select any of the below that apply and/or add your own at the bottom:
Current Examples
Course Completion
Program Completion
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