A collaborative space for the ICDE community to share links to the best available resources and research to support leaders in government, higher education institutions and business, as well as higher education practitioners internationally.
The purpose of the ICDE Knowledge Hub is to identify effective practices, case studies, tools and resources that will facilitate bringing accessible, quality education to all through the application of online, open, flexible, distant and technology enhanced education.
We invite you to help make the ICDE Knowledge Hub as comprehensive and relevant to your work as possible by emailing the Secretariat with your suggestions of items to add or update. To share your contributions contact icde@icde.org.
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European Commission: A European approach to micro-credentials
The European Commission have just launched a new website on micro-credentials and explains why an European approach is needed. The website outlines the wide-reaching benefits of micro-credentialing and highlights the importance of flexible learning, in addition to providing several reports and approaches in a multitude of languages.
Read MoreICDE Member UoC To Lead Major EU Project TeSLA, ICDE Connected Through The Advisory Board
The project is led by the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) and funded by the European Commission within the European framework programme Horizon 2020.
Read MoreWhat is the global demand for online education?
As the demand for online education grows at a rapid pace, universities are trying to work out how to participate in this trend. Data from DistanceLearningPortal.com based on two million visits to the website during 2013 now reveals some of the hard facts regarding demand for online education.
Read MoreEuropean Commission launches Opening up Education action plan
The aim of this action plan is to boost innovation and digital skills in schools and universities in order to deliver the high quality education and digitalskills which 90% of jobs will require by 2020.
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