The Groningen Declaration Network (GDN) brings together key stakeholders in the digital student data ecosystem to make real the concept of global digital student data portability. Network participants envision learners worldwide should be able to digitally consult and share their authentic educational data with whomever they want, whenever they want, wherever they are.As AACRAO works to advance and enhance the mobility of learning in the US, we partner with organizations that are aligned toward the same goal. The GDN supports the development of a global mobility ecosystem supported by policy and technical infrastructure that ensures equity and accessibility.
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Highlights, updates, and more from the Annual Groningen Declaration Network Meeting held in the Netherlands.
Groningen Declaration Network (GDN) to hold upcoming hybrid meeting in Ottawa, Canada.
Helping universities deliver bilingual digitized and portable transcripts and credentials.
The meeting in Delhi will bring together higher education professionals and other stakeholders dedicated to the global mobility of learners.
Welcoming proposals on credential evaluation and recognition, SIS development, and more.
Looking forward to collaboration on GDN, research, and more with the Canadian registrars’ association.
Discussion included foreign credentials evaluation in China by the Chinese Service for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE) and much more.
AACRAO and IIE served as the U.S. delegation at the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) Ministerial Conference in Paris.
AACRAO serves on the board of the GDN, which functions as a think tank and sandbox supporting Digital Student Data Portability.
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Serving the academic and professional mobility needs of citizens world wide by bringing together key stakeholders in the Digital Student Data Ecosystem
A global platform for discussion on the recognition of higher education qualifications and the promotion of academic mobility