The Action Learning Institute worked with Klarrio APAC in 2020 to develop a concept for applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to build a SMART VET system in Australia that can deliver the skills reforms we need now and support continuous improvement into the future. This video explains how a central VET Data Platform can provide the data and information needs of a range of users in the system and, in particular, how the introduction of SMART Enterprise Microcredentials will support qualification reform and engage employers and learners directly in the system to create iterative design feedback loops.
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00:00 The outcomes sought from skills and qualification reform
01:38 Our vision for a VET Data Platform
04:13 About The Action Learning Institute
04:41 myLearningMap work-based learning evidence portfolio
04:59 The TGA Database
05:14 The ‘Wizard’ semantic search engine
06:03 Design methodology for enterprise microcredentials
06:53 Our vision for enterprise microcredentials
07:51 How enterprise microcredentials add validity and value to the National Skills Passport
10:45 How enterprise microcredentials remove barriers to RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning).
12:02 How enterprise microcredentials are stackable and accumulative.
12:46 How enterprise microcredentials and the VET Data Platform provide opportunities for reform across the whole VET system.
About us
The Action Learning Institute (ALI) was established in 2013, and became the first education institution in the world to deliver nationally recognised qualifications entirely through action learning.
Since 2020, we have developed a strong collaborative relationships with leading data scientists and specialist software engineers, through our ed-tech partner Cother Digital to build the supporting technology capable of realising our vision of universal recognition of learning.
Case studies
We have been instrumental in establishing an industry learning cluster, called Business Action Learning Tasmania (BALT), a small business model for action learning, called Competitive SME, a ‘whole of organisation’ model, called The Action Learning Organisation, and our flagship Lean Action Learning program is the first example of nationally recognised qualifications delivered entirely through action learning. Click the link below to visit the BALT website and see some of the case studies emerging from Lean Action Learning.
Publications
Action learning is all about shared learning. Our publications are available on our website and in international peer-reviewed journal, Action Learning Research and Practice. Learn more about our methodology for delivering Australian vocational qualifications, our experience establishing an action learning cluster in Tasmania, and how we co-designed a ‘whole of organisation’ model for action learning, with our industry partners.