Learner Information Framework Plans for 2024!

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This year we are excited to be moving from the conceptual, design-focused phase of the effort into building, refining, and testing our proof-of-concept framework and tools with three demonstration projects. This pivotal phase will be characterized by the implementation of three demonstration projects that aim to test whether use cases envisioned during the design phase can be accelerated by the Framework.

Testing the Waters: LIF Demonstration Projects

The primary objective of these demonstration projects is to assess how LIF can add value to learners, institutions, researchers, and employers. These projects will serve as litmus tests, providing valuable insights into the practical applications and potential impact of the LIF initiative.

In the upcoming months, we will announce the specific demonstration projects providing more comprehensive details about each project, the challenges they aim to address, and the anticipated outcomes.

Your Input Matters

We are eager to involve you. Please let us know what specific details you would like to learn about each project.

As the demonstration projects progress, we will keep you in the loop with updates. Let us know what demonstration project details you’d like to know moving forward.

Thank you for being an integral part of this effort. We look forward to sharing more updates with you soon.

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