7. Dual Mode University
• 20,000 campus students
• 17,000 online students
• 1,000 worldwide students
8.
9.
10. Are micro-credentials right for my institution? If yes…
2. What type of institutional leadership is required?
1. How do you plan to strategically position them?
3. What type of internal structures are required?
4. What type of business models are required?
5. What could possibly go wrong?
11. 1. How do you plan to strategically position them?
Spain
EU
Average
What are your strategic drivers?
12. Drivers Attractors
Micro-
credential
Force Field
Analysis
Future
of Work
Increase
Employability
New
Revenue
Skill
Gaps
Lifelong
Learning
Restraining
Force 1
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Online
Learning
1. How do you plan to strategically position them?
Restraining Force 1
•Example text
•Fill in your own
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Value
of CPD
COVID
Crisis
Knowledge Economy Knowledge Society
Why?
13.
14. 1. How do you plan to strategically position them?
Where do they fit?
Credit-bearing
or not?
Stackable
or not?
Size?
Cost?
15. 2. What type of institutional leadership is required?
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“Get the right people on the bus
and in the right seats”
(Clayton Christensen, 2015)
16. 2. What type of institutional leadership is required?
17. “We found that effective
leaders listen,
link, leverage
and then
lead,
in that order”
(Fullan & Scott, 2009, p. 97).
2. What type of institutional leadership is required?
18.
19. Sets priorities
Is outcomes focused
Is evidence based
Makes clear who is responsible
Is strategically networked
Engages all staff across the
organisation
Is accountable
Is transparent
Zooms in and out
Shares ownership and
development plans with faculties
Manages the risks and rewards of
strategic partnerships
Is strongly team-focused,
pacesetting and transformative
2. What type of institutional leadership is required?
12 Principles for a Micro-credential Leadership Culture
(adapted from Fullan & Scott, 2009)
20. 2. What type of institutional leadership is required?
Who provides governance?
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21. 3. What type of internal structures are required?
22. • Mainstreams
• Part of normal work
• Strong alignment to
macro-credentials
WEAKNESSES
WHAT ARE
YOUR
OPTIONS?
S O
W T
INTEGRATE INTO THE NORMAL FACULTY
STRUCTURES AND DELIVERY MODEL
STRENGTHS
CURRENT
STRUCTURES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
H1 Innovation
How do you decide?
3. What type of internal structures are required?
(Brown, 2022)
23. • Mainstreams
• Part of normal work
• Strong alignment to
macro-credentials
WEAKNESSES
WHAT ARE
YOUR
OPTIONS?
S O
W T
INCORPORATE INTO A CENTRAL DIGITAL
EDUCATION SUPPORT UNIT
INTEGRATE INTO THE NORMAL FACULTY
STRUCTURES AND DELIVERY MODEL
STRENGTHS
CURRENT
STRUCTURES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
• Greater coordination
• Builds on current
expertise
• Reduced burden placed
on academic staff
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
H1 Innovation
H1 Innovation
How do you decide?
3. What type of internal structures are required?
(Brown, 2022)
24. • Mainstreams
• Part of normal work
• Strong alignment to
macro-credentials
NEW
STRUCTURES
WEAKNESSES
ESTABLISH A PROFESSIONAL AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIT
WHAT ARE
YOUR
OPTIONS?
S O
W T
INCORPORATE INTO A CENTRAL DIGITAL
EDUCATION SUPPORT UNIT
INTEGRATE INTO THE NORMAL FACULTY
STRUCTURES AND DELIVERY MODEL
STRENGTHS
CURRENT
STRUCTURES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
• Greater coordination
• Builds on current
expertise
• Reduced burden placed
on academic staff
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
• Specialist services
• Clear business owner
• Common business and
resource allocation model
WEAKNESSES
STRENGTHS
• Faculty disconnect
• Leveraging industry links
• Weaker nexus between
research and teaching
H1 Innovation
H1 Innovation
H2 Innovation
How do you decide?
3. What type of internal structures are required?
(Brown, 2022)
25. • Mainstreams
• Part of normal work
• Strong alignment to
macro-credentials
NEW
STRUCTURES
WEAKNESSES
ESTABLISH A PROFESSIONAL AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIT
WHAT ARE
YOUR
OPTIONS?
S O
W T
CREATE A COMPLETELY SEPARATE
STANDALONE BUSINESS UNIT
INCORPORATE INTO A CENTRAL DIGITAL
EDUCATION SUPPORT UNIT
INTEGRATE INTO THE NORMAL FACULTY
STRUCTURES AND DELIVERY MODEL
STRENGTHS
CURRENT
STRUCTURES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
• Greater coordination
• Builds on current
expertise
• Reduced burden placed
on academic staff
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
• Less flexibility
• Added workload
• Limited disruption
to normal business
• Specialist services
• Clear business owner
• Common business and
resource allocation model
WEAKNESSES
STRENGTHS
• Faculty disconnect
• Leveraging industry links
• Weaker nexus between
research and teaching
• Greater flexibility
• Adopts a commercial
business model
• Easier to establish
return on investment
WEAKNESSES
STRENGTHS
• Little cross subsidisation
• Outside of normal business
• Loss of academic
ownership
H3 Innovation
H1 Innovation
H1 Innovation
H2 Innovation
How do you decide? (Brown, 2022)
3. What type of internal structures are required?