Universities and higher education
Recognise modules, short programmes, extracurricular activities and assessed outcomes.
SOLUTIONS FOR EDUCATION
Recognise learning achievements, create stackable pathways and issue portable, verifiable credentials across courses, programmes and learner cohorts.
MICOO helps universities, schools, vocational institutions and training providers design credentials, connect them to skills and learning outcomes, assess demonstrated achievement and manage recognition at scale.
EDUCATION APPLICATIONS
Recognise modules, short programmes, extracurricular activities and assessed outcomes.
Connect practical activities, evidence and assessment with demonstrated capabilities.
Create portable recognition for short courses, specialisations and professional development.
Build processes involving outcomes, activities, evidence, assessment and quality assurance.
Let learners accumulate achievements across programmes, institutions and development stages.
Recognise capabilities developed outside a traditional course through evidence and assessment.
Provide multilingual, portable credentials across countries and institutions.
Keep project activities and outcomes visible after the funded programme ends.
LEARNING THAT REMAINS VISIBLE
Learners develop valuable knowledge and capabilities through courses, modules, projects and practical activities. Too often, these achievements remain visible only inside the system where learning took place.
MICOO transforms learning outcomes into structured digital credentials that learners can understand, keep, verify and share beyond the original programme.
Create a meaningful record of what the learner completed, demonstrated or achieved.
Connect individual achievements through credentials and stackable learning pathways.
Give learners recognition they can use beyond the classroom or course platform.
Allow every shared credential to carry the identity and value of the learning organisation behind it.
A certificate can mark the end of a course. A portable credential can become part of what comes next.
01 · RECOGNISE & SHARE
Digital credentials transform learning achievements into visible, shareable evidence of skills and competences, extending their value beyond the original learning experience.
The learner completes a course, module, project or learning activity.
The institution formally recognises the achievement and connects it to outcomes, skills or competences.
The learner uses the credential through professional profiles, CVs, portfolios, wallets and social networks.
Every shared credential connects the learner’s achievement with the institution and programme behind it.
Make achievements visible, verifiable and easier to communicate.
Give learners something meaningful they can keep and use beyond the course.
Use shared achievements to showcase the quality and relevance of your learning offer.
THE RIGHT RECOGNITION
Not every learning achievement requires the same recognition process. MICOO supports simple completion credentials or activities, evidence, assessment and formal approval when a stronger microcredential process is required.
Use a straightforward process when attendance or course completion is the intended outcome.
Use a structured process when learners must demonstrate what they know or can do.
Match the credential process to the value, complexity and intended use of the achievement.
Explore microcredentials →02 · BUILD
Individual achievements become more valuable when they contribute to a visible and coherent journey. MICOO combines credentials for different parts of the learning experience into pathways connected to broader programmes and outcomes.
Recognise courses, modules, projects, assessments and practical activities as distinct achievements.
Combine credentials into progressive journeys with clear intermediate and final outcomes.
Let learners build a portable record across short courses, professional development and continuing education.
Create different combinations of activities and credentials around programmes and learner groups.
Show what learners completed, what remains and how achievements contribute to a broader objective.
Build pathways learners can enter, complete and continue over time.
CREDENTIAL DESIGN
Design credentials that clearly communicate what was learned, demonstrated or assessed. Connect recognition with skills, outcomes, activities, evidence requirements and assessment criteria.
Connect credentials with ESCO and other skills, occupations, qualifications and competence repositories.
Develop credential content, identify relevant skills and create activities connected to intended outcomes.
Generate badge artwork or upload a design reflecting your institution, faculty, programme or initiative.
Customise downloadable PDFs and detailed certificates or records of achievement.
Use custom fields for programme and organisational data relevant to your credentials.
03 · SCALE
As programmes grow, institutions need to manage more courses, participants, pathways and assessments without recreating the same work for every cohort.
Apply consistent designs, requirements and assessment processes across cohorts.
Use groups to connect learners with appropriate credentials, activities and pathways.
Import users in bulk, send invitations and use Magic Links for direct access.
Assign and issue credentials across cohorts without managing each learner individually.
Use integrations to reduce manual handoffs where credential requirements allow it.
Allow appointed assessors to review learner evidence in a dedicated environment.
Provide a multilingual experience across countries, institutions and learner groups.
Grow from one credential to an institution-wide recognition programme.
ONE CONNECTED ECOSYSTEM
MICOO connects the roles involved in designing, managing, assessing and earning credentials while giving each participant an environment built around their responsibilities.
Define outcomes, skills, activities, evidence, assessment criteria and content.
Manage learners, groups, pathways, invitations, assignments and issuing.
Review submitted evidence and apply structured evaluation criteria.
Complete activities, submit evidence, follow progress and manage credentials.
Different experiences. One connected recognition process.
ASSESSMENT AND EVIDENCE
When a credential needs to represent more than participation, learners can complete meaningful activities and submit evidence of their work.
Design activities that allow learners to demonstrate intended skills or competences.
Use structured rubrics to make assessment decisions clearer and more consistent.
Maintain a traceable relationship between credential, evidence and assessment decision.
Assign assessors and require a positive decision before issuing.
Show not only what learners completed, but what they demonstrated.
QUALITY AND TRUST
Choose the level of governance appropriate to each credential—from a simple completion condition to evidence, assessment, authorised approval and additional quality controls.
Credential information can be anchored to the public Polygon blockchain, while a complete archive can include credential data, submitted evidence and blockchain references.
Make quality part of the credential process—not an afterthought.
LEARNER EXPERIENCE
Learners can access activities, submit evidence, follow progress and manage earned credentials through a dedicated multilingual experience.
Once issued, credentials can remain useful outside MICOO and beyond the original learning programme.
Credentials are designed to move with the learner.
INTEGRATIONS
Your institution does not need to replace its existing systems. MICOO can operate independently or connect with existing courses and learning journeys.
Keep managing learning in Moodle while using MICOO for credential creation and issuing.
Connect course pages, messages, emails and portals with the appropriate MICOO experience.
Create users and invitations from existing applications and connect onboarding workflows.
Connect proprietary platforms, legacy databases and institution-specific processes.
TECHNICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW
Tell us about your learning environment, programmes, learner groups and intended credential process.
We can provide current information for evaluating integrations, data processing, user permissions, platform operation and implementation requirements.
No. MICOO is digital credential and microcredential infrastructure designed to complement existing learning environments.
No. Connect through the Moodle plugin, Magic Links, public APIs or a tailored integration.
Yes. A credential can use a straightforward completion requirement without evidence or assessment.
Yes. Create activities, request multimedia evidence and require assessment before issuing.
Yes. Appointed assessors can review evidence and apply configured evaluation criteria.
Yes. Credentials can be assigned to groups and organised into progressive, stackable pathways.
Yes. MICOO supports outcomes, activities, evidence, assessment, authorised issuing and quality governance.
Credentials can reference ESCO and other skills, occupations, qualifications and competence repositories.
MICOO supports bulk operations and selected automated workflows while retaining human assessment or approval where required.
Yes. Learners can access credentials through MICOO and export them in portable formats.
MICOO provides a multilingual learner experience and portable formats for programmes across countries and institutions.
EDUCATION CREDENTIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Turn courses, activities and demonstrated outcomes into credentials learners can carry and institutions can build on.
Start with one credential. Connect achievements into pathways. Scale recognition across programmes, learners and cohorts.