Digital Credentials Summit 2019 Presentations

1EdTech 2019 Digital Credentials Summit

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New Models for Education and Talent Development

Summit Day 1 (Tuesday—5 February) Panel Discussions and Presentations by Industry Leaders
Keynote: Toward a Common Language Chris Sturgis, Co-founder of CompetencyWorks and Founder of LearningEdge
Partners in Talent Development (no presentation file) Moderator: Ryan Davis, CEO, Corporation for a Skilled Workforce Barbara Hins-Turner, Executive Director, Pacific Northwest Center of Excellence for Clean Energy David Leaser, Senior Program Executive, Innovation and Growth Initiatives, IBM Jeff King, Executive Director, Center for Excellence in Transformative Teaching and Learning, University of Central Oklahoma David Nyberg, Director of Corporate Engagement, Northern Michigan University Christine Shaw, Global Vice President-Sales Learning Strategist, SAP
Unlocking Opportunity with Open Standards Mark Leuba, Vice President, Product Management, 1EdTech
1EdTech Badge Connect—Enabling the Ecosystem Badgr from Concentric Sky Credly MyMantl from Campus Labs
Embracing Open Standards at Scale Feng Hou, CIO and Chief Digital Learning Officer, Central New Mexico Community College Alex Kaplan, Global Leader, Strategic Deals, IBM Watson Education at IBM
Is Your Organization Ready for the New U? Ryan Craig, Managing Director at University Ventures
The Evolving Role of the Registrar - Scope and Governance in a Digital Credentials World (no presentation file) Moderator: Tom Green, Associate Executive Director, AACRAO Theresa Jacques, Registrar, Michigan Technological University Mary Beth Myers, Assistant Vice Chancellor and Registrar, IUPUI Scott Owczarek, University Registrar, University of Wisconsin Madison Mike Flanagan, Chief Product Officer, Mastery Transcript Consortium
Learn from the Leaders (no presentation file) Danny King, Co-Founder and CEO, Accredible Mustafa Sualp, Founder and CEO, AEFIS Wayne Skipper, Founder and CEO, Concentric Sky Peter Janzow, Vice President, Credly Matthew Pittinsky, President, Parchment Jim Milton, Executive Vice President, Portfolium
Essential Elements for Success of New Models (no presentation file) Moderator: Jonathan Mott, Founder and CEO, AspireAbility Sarah Godsey, Director of Learning Evaluation & Innovation, The American Council on Education Jennifer Mellor, Chief Innovation Officer, Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Charla Long, Executive Director, Competency-Based Education Network Scott Cheney, Executive Director, Credential Engine

Summit Day 2 (Wednesday—6 February) Examples of Innovative Badging Programs and Credentialing Initiatives
Employer Perspectives on Digital Badges and Learner Records Don Fraser, Director of 21st Century Skills Badging, Education Design Lab Asa B. Stone, Ph.D. Presidential Fellow of Micro-Credentialing Central New Mexico Community College Jen-Beth Ball, Senior Multimedia Specialist, Alamo Colleges District	Redefining What Counts: Building Pathways to HigherEd for Opportunity Youth Megan Madel, VP of Product Management, LRNG Faby Gagne, Executive Director of Research and Development, Southern New Hampshire University
Employers All In on Digital Credentials Rob Shook, Program Director, IBM Training and Skills, IBM Stephanie Owen, Director Of Education, National Wood Flooring Association Pete Janzow, Vice President, Business Development, Credly	Competencies as Currency: Is Your Organization Ready? Ryan Davis, CEO, Corporation for a Skilled Workforce
Talent Stream: From Digital Credentials to Hiring Justin Pitcher, Development Manager, MyMantl, Campus Labs Mark Leuba, VP Product Management, 1EdTech Consortium	Momentum in Micro-Credentialing: The New Era of Educator Growth and Advancement (no presentation file) Dr. Kristie Jackson, Professional Learning Coordinator, Dysart Unified School District Dr. Allison Powell, Senior Learning Strategist, BloomBoard
Improving Student and Faculty Success through Comprehensive Learner Records Suzanne Carbonaro, Director of Assessment, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, University of the Sciences Mustafa Sualp, Founder & CEO, AEFIS
Digital Badges at Scale: Statewide Micro-credentials to Achieve Strategic Outcomes MJ Bishop, Associate Vice Chancellor and Director of the William E. Kirwan Center for Academic Innovation, University System of Maryland Cynthia Proctor, Director of Communications & Academic Policy Development, Provost's Office, SUNY System Administration	Digital Credentials in Michigan: A K-to-Career Perspective Jeff McNeal, Educational Consultant, Competency-Based Education, Michigan Department of Education Mary Sutton, Executive Director, Michigan After-School Partnership Ken Dirkin, Director of Online Professional Learning, Michigan Virtual
Rethinking Recognition with Open Badges 2.0: Endorsement and Collaborative Issuing Networks Michel Singh, CTO, eCampusOntario Don Presant, President, CanCred by Learning Agents	Achievement Assertions and Comprehensive Learner Records Greg Nadeau, Manager, Public Consulting Group Myk Garn, University System of Georgia Nate Otto, Director, Badgr Platform, Concentric Sky
Digital Credentials Comparison Report Michael Dugan, CIO & SVP Operations, FSMB Cyndi Streun, Assistant VP of Information Services, FSMB Chris Jagers, CEO, Learning Machine	Building a Successful Badge Program (no presentation file) Lesley Voigt, Faculty Director, Digital Credentials Institute, Madison College

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