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Standard Representation

What is a Learning Label?

A Learning Label is a standard representation for learning on a basic level - a task, experience, or activity. This is achieved by defining and quantifying learning in skills and Skills Points, respectively.

What is a Course Label?

A Course Label is higher order learning – a course, training module, lesson plan, or project. Creating a Course Label is achieved by stacking Learning Labels.

What is a Job Label?

A Job Label is a standardized representation of a current or future job in skills and Skill Points – useful for employers to accurately predict, onboard, and measure job and skill requirements. Job Label Templates created from current, actual job posting are designed to prompt and speed the process of creating Job Labels.

What is a Task Label?

A Task Label is a standard representation of a single activity in the typical workflow of a process or project workflow.

What is a Project Label?

A Project Label is a standard representation for the before, during, and after workflow of a project – useful for forecasting, budgeting, allocation, and job sourcing. Creating a Project Label is achieved by stacking Task Labels.

Manage and Track Skills

Based on skills, learning labels work laterally across subjects and disciplines and vertically across education, higher education, and career stages. This makes them an effective medium to track lifelong learning - both for job preparation and personal growth.

Learning pathways are built by combining the labels together, using dashboards a practitioner creates and pivots along pathways. Learning gains appear instantly.

Job labels are designed to setup a skill requirement, so there are multiple, more efficient learning pathways.

Streamline Workflow

Complete solution to strategize corporate objectives.

Forecast and predict corporate needs with Task and Project Labels. Built to accurately respond to constantly changing requirements.

Define training, onboarding, and recruitment with Learning and Course Labels to achieve Job Label requirements in both past experience and first year application of skills. The same requirements specified in the Task and Project Labels.