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Demonstrate Your Accomplishments with a Micro-Credential from ABUS
Demonstrate Your Accomplishments with a Micro-Credential from ABUS
Learn it. Earn it. Share it.
Learn it. Earn it. Share it.
The Applied Business and Applied Accounting program is pleased to help our students promote their career goals through micro-credentials, also known as digital credentials or badges. Micro-credentials provide a digital opportunity to verify your knowledge, skills, and professional experiences valued by employers.
The Applied Business and Applied Accounting program is pleased to help our students promote their career goals through micro-credentials, also known as digital credentials or badges. Micro-credentials provide a digital opportunity to verify your knowledge, skills, and professional experiences valued by employers.
Recently ABUS partnered with one of the nation’s leading micro-credentialing organizations, Credly, to recognize achievement through their badging platform.
Recently ABUS partnered with one of the nation’s leading micro-credentialing organizations, Credly, to recognize achievement through their badging platform.
What is a Micro-Credential?
What is a Micro-Credential?
Micro-credentials, commonly referred to as Digital Badges, are verifiable web versions of a credential, certification, or learning outcome. The badge itself links to information describing its qualifications and what you had to do to earn the credential. Potential employers can view details of your achievements by clicking on the image of your digital badge. You can also share your complete Acclaim profile with an employer.
Each badge is a clickable digital image that contains verified information, such as:
the issuing institution;
the date earned;
the criteria required to earn the badge; and
evidence showing that you have met the required criteria.
Why Earn a Micro-Credential?
Why Earn a Micro-Credential?
Earning a micro credential allows you to:
Directly let employers know your verified knowledge, skills, or abilities
Publicize your accomplishments on social media, your website and in your email signature
Demonstrate your resume-worthy achievements
Explore real-time labor markets to search and apply for jobs
Where Do I Share My Micro-Credential?
Where Do I Share My Micro-Credential?
Let the world know what you've accomplished, quickly and easily! Share your credentials on:
Social media: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter
Email signatures
Digital resumes
Personal and business web sites and blogs
In addition, you can show evidence of your accomplishment by uploading projects and portfolios.
Who is Eligible?
Who is Eligible?
Any student who successfully completes a course or learning event that has a badge attached to it.
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