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Digital Credentials Consortium: Building Interoperable Learner-Centric Credentialing Infrastructure
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Authors
- Kim Hamilton DuffyArchitect Digital Credentials Consortium | MIT Open Learning
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Topics: Open Educational Practices Education at Scale
Licensing Information: All Rights Reserved
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