WEBINAR RECORDING: OSN July Showcase – RSDs, Skills, and the Global Skills-Based Movement

WEBINAR RECORDING: OSN July Showcase - RSDs

22 July 2022

(21 July 2022 at 4:00pm EDT)
Duration – 45 Minutes

6:00am AEST

Margo Griffith, Head of Business Development and Melinda O’Halloran, Project Manager and Business Analyst at Edalex discussed their recent experience participating in an OSN Skills Collaborative Project – where, in collaboration with industry and HE leaders, they explored leveraging and implementing Rich Skill Descriptor (RSD) libraries in the Australian education and employment ecosystem.

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On 22 July 2022, Edalex took part in the Open Skills Network July Showcase on the topic of “RSDs, Skills, and the Global Skills-Based Movement”.

Watch the webinar recording above.

Their discussion covered: 

  • The Edalex launch of openRSD – an open access library for the creation, storage and sharing of RSDs
  • The growth of the Skills Ecosystem in Australia – the challenges and opportunities they and others have encountered
  • How stakeholders across the spectrum are working together to progress the enablement of an open skills environment

About the Panelists

Margo Griffith
Head of Business Development, Edalex

Margo’s in-depth knowledge and experience of micro-credentialing is the result of working in and with higher education providers and edtech leaders, nationally and internationally. She is passionate about the positive impact of technology within education and the enablement of lifelong learning and agility. Margo is a connector at heart and is a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion in all areas of life.

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Melinda O’Halloran,
Project Manager and Business Analyst, Edalex

Melinda has 18 years’ experience in people and outcomes management at program, project and business operations levels and is qualified in the application of AIPM, Agile and Critical Path methodologies. She has enjoyed long-term project engagements in multiple industries and has proven leadership skills and the ability to unite teams comprising diverse resources. Melinda was the Co-Lead of Edalex’s collaboration with the Education Design Lab and the University of Melbourne, for a recently completed OSN Skill Collaborative project.

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About the Open Skills Network (OSN)

Open Skills Network (OSN) are a coalition of employers, education providers, policy makers, military, non-profits, and other stakeholders dedicated to advancing skills-based education and hiring.

Open Skills Network envision a world where learners and workers are empowered to use their skills as currency – with the ability to understand the value of their achievements – within the employment and education marketplace.

Find out more at: openskillsnetwork.org

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