A Closer Look

In this article, IACET introduces the concept of "ecosystem cartography" to illustrate our role in mapping the complex landscape of the education and training industry. We explain how accreditation, credentialing, licensing, workforce development, and data management serve as pillars of this ecosystem, ensuring quality and alignment with industry standards. By serving as the primary guide for stakeholders, we help organizations navigate emerging trends like digital credentialing and online learning, fostering collaboration and ensuring a clear path forward for providers and learners alike.

Chief Standards Officer, Sherard Jones, gives us an in-depth explanation of the various roles in education.

Join Steph Jackman as she discusses the evolution of learning methods from traditional in-person education to video-based microlearning. Learn about the advantages of microlearning's personalized, scalable, and engaging approach and how you should approach content strategy in this digital age. 

Discover the true value of CEUs as indicators of quality in continuing education and training and how the process verifies that training programs meet high standards necessary for professional development and continuous improvement.

In this post, IACET examines important questions about the CEU (Continuing Education Unit). Questions answered in this post include:

• What is the CEU?
• What is the purpose of the IACET CEU?
• How does the CEU compare to college credit?
• How did IACET become the standard bearer and the caretaker of the CEU?