====== Critical Information Summary - Oliver 2019 ======

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[[https://dteach.deakin.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/sites/103/2019/08/Making-micro-credentials-work-Oliver-Deakin-2019-full-report.pdf|Oliver, B. (2019). Making micro-credentials work for learners, employers and providers. Deakin University. Page 25.]]

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==== Critical Information Summary ====
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Lightly adapted from: [[https://dteach.deakin.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/sites/103/2019/08/Making-micro-credentials-work-Oliver-Deakin-2019-full-report.pdf|Oliver, B. (2019). Making micro-credentials work for learners, employers and providers. Deakin University. Page 25.]]

=== Title and brief description ===

**Name of certificate**

(Name here)

**Description**

(30 words here)

=== Certified learning ===

(In up to 100 words, describe what the successful learner knows and can do based on their assessed learning)

=== How learner participated ===

(Choose one by deleting others)

Online only

Onsite only

Both onsite and online

===  Effort required (including assessment) ===

(X) hours for a typical learner with no prior learning

=== Complexity of main assessment task ===
(Choose one, best fit; delete others)

No assessment

Testing recall of facts

Application of a skill to a routine problem

Application of a skill to a complex problem

Application of multiple skills to routine problems

Application of multiple skills to complex problems

Portfolio and reflective evidence for validation of proficiency

=== Supervision and identity verification ===
(Choose one, best fit; delete others)

Unsupervised, no identity verification

Supervised online or on-site, identity not verified

Supervised online, identity verified (one factor)

Supervised online, identity verified (two factors)

Supervised onsite, identity verified (one factor)

Supervised onsite, identity verified (two factors)

=== If assessed, equivalent level (main task) ===
(Choose one, delete others)

Not at degree level

Pre-Bachelor

Bachelor

Pre-Masters

Masters

Doctorate

=== Quality assurance ===
(Choose one, delete others)

Nil

Internal

Names of accrediting or endorsing bodies

=== Successful learner earns: ===
  * admission to a degree program: (YES or NO)(If YES, state degree(s) and institution(s))
  * credit towards a degree program: (YES or NO)(If YES, state credit value and degree(s) and institution(s))