Recent Articles
Posted By: Jordan Newsome
Sat Jun 6th, 2020
A psychometrician, test development manager, instructional design consultant, and an attorney experienced in certification law and ADA accessibility to discuss strategies to address accessibility for assessment-based certificate programs and certification/licensure exams.
Posted By: Doug Weinbaum
Tue Mar 3rd, 2020
Within the credentialing community, we have seen increased interest in international expansion. This research explores the interest of the Institute for Credentialing Excellence (ICE) membership in international expansion and to determine what, if any, resources would be of value to the group.
Posted By: Doug Weinbaum
Mon Feb 17th, 2020
In June 2019, the Institute for Credentialing Excellence (ICE) initiated a research project to explore how private certification organizations use information about an individual’s criminal history in making credentialing decisions.
Posted By: Katie Scott
Fri Nov 15th, 2019
The report explores the impacts of being certified on aspects such as compensation, work environment, and their own attitudes toward their professionalism and experience.
Posted By: Doug Weinbaum
Thu Nov 14th, 2019
Competency modeling was identified as an area of interest to ICE members and the larger stakeholder community. Specifically, its aim is to inform credential owners and other stakeholders on the topic of competency modeling and its potential relevance to professional credentialing.
