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Show & Tell Networking Session

  • May 23, 2024
  • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Online

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Come and be a part of our "Show & Tell Networking Session"! Discover the latest developments in Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) in British Columbia, across Canada, and around the globe.

Our event kicks off with insights from three passionate PLAR practitioners who will share their experiences and what ignites their enthusiasm for their work. Then, dive into interactive breakout sessions where you can exchange stories, insights, and ideas with fellow attendees.

The world of PLAR is buzzing with excitement, and we want you to be a part of it! Join us and get ready to be inspired.

Speakers & Resources

Tannis Morgan, PhD

Associate Vice President, Academic Innovation | Vancouver Community College

A leader in educational innovation, Tannis advances flexible learning pathways, PLAR, microcredentials, and skills recognition.

AI in Practice | Lessons from a Post-Secondary Recognition Pilot

Drawing on VCC's AI-assisted recognition pilot, Tannis will share institutional insights into the opportunities, challenges, and practical considerations of integrating AI into prior learning recognition.

Alan Roberts

CEO & Co-Founder | InSite Information Systems Corp. (Shift iQ and SkillsCheck)

With over 25 years in education technology, Alan develops competency-based assessment solutions connecting demonstrated skills with occupational standards and workforce opportunities.

Beyond Assessment | Turning Skills Evidence into Learning Pathways

Explore how Shift iQ and SkillsCheck use competency frameworks, occupational standards, and AI-supported tools to identify skills gaps and guide learners toward targeted training and qualifications.

Dennis Green

Founder & Principal Consultant | South Arm Training and Development

Drawing on extensive experience in industry, workforce development, and learning technologies, Dennis develops practical approaches to competency assessment and skills recognition.

From Concept to Application | Building AI-Powered Skills Recognition Tools

Dennis will introduce his evolving AI-powered web application designed to support skills assessment and PLAR, sharing insights into its development, capabilities, and real-world potential.


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