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= Data and Technology Standards Network =
= Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN) =


::The mission of the DTS Network is to be a catalyst for global collaborative incubation and implementation of standards-based specifications and services that enable the learning and employment ecosystem envisioned by the T3 Network.  
::The mission of the DTS Network is to be a catalyst for global collaborative incubation and implementation of standards-based specifications and services that enable the learning and employment ecosystem envisioned by the T3 Network. The mission is not to maintain standards, but to work with existing standards organizations.
::The mission is not to maintain standards, but to work with existing standards organizations.  
::Review the [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mihNkfjjX--eOTMBsKGS8LcHB1mv9aH4/view?usp=sharing Network Charter] for more information on the governance of the DTSN.
::Please see our [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sTEO_H2Hu1V4dHU14m2uwlai01A2fya5yP-rGugGgzM/edit?usp=sharing schedule of meetings] to register to attend an upcoming event.
::Please see our [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sTEO_H2Hu1V4dHU14m2uwlai01A2fya5yP-rGugGgzM/edit?usp=sharing schedule of meetings] here. The DTSN meets on a quarterly basis at a minimum. Visit the [https://www.t3networkhub.org/ T3 Network Hub] to join the network so you can receive information on registering for an upcoming meeting.
::
::To review previous meeting slide decks, recordings, and notes, visit the [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CfCa_JUb-kK3ES3Lx2iCqMBhnjKKCYeE?usp=sharing T3 DTS Network - Public Folder]
::'''Network Chair:''' Alex Jackl, Bardic Systems   
::'''Network Chair:''' Alex Jackl, Bardic Systems   
::'''T3 Network Facilitator:''' Jim Goodell with Angela Jubinville and Denise Lawson, Quality Information Partners
::'''T3 Network Facilitator:''' Jim Goodell with Angela Jubinville and Denise Lawson, Quality Information Partners


== Market Signals Steering (Standing Workgroup) ==
== Market Signals Steering (Standing Workgroup) ==
::The Workgroup is a standing workgroup of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN or DTS Network). The Workgroup provides essential review and input to guide the work of the DTSN. This is a standing workgroup that will provide expert insights as key representatives of public and private sector agencies, departments, bureaus, institutions, and businesses as to the the needs in the talent marketplace that standards and technology might improve; explore current realities and future possibilities for the technology-enabled learning and employment ecosystem envisioned by the T3 innovation Network; and inform the Data and Technology Standards Network’s Technical Advisory Workgroup about these needs.
::The Workgroup is a standing workgroup of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN). The Workgroup meets annually to provide essential review and input to guide the work of the DTSN. This is a standing workgroup that will:
::# provide expert insights as key representatives of public and private sector agencies, departments, bureaus, institutions, and businesses as to the the needs in the talent marketplace that standards and technology might improve;  
::# explore current realities and future possibilities for the technology-enabled learning and employment ecosystem envisioned by the T3 innovation Network; and  
::# inform the Data and Technology Standards Network’s Technical Advisory Workgroup about these needs.
::
::You can review the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/14p2ef3SIeDn3WTLJe8hisirx9SJtUsoz8Zoj5qMyLp4/edit?usp=sharing Market Signals Steering Charter] for more information on the governance of this workgroup.


== Technical Steering (Standing Workgroup) ==
== Technical Steering (Standing Workgroup) ==
::The Workgroup is a standing workgroup of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN or DTS Network). The Workgroup provides essential review and input to guide the work of the DTSN. This is a standing workgroup that will
::The Workgroup is a standing workgroup of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN). The Workgroup meets annually to provide essential review and input to guide the work of the DTSN. This is a standing workgroup that will:
::# review outputs from the Market Signals Steering Workgroup;
::# review outputs from the Market Signals Steering Workgroup;
::# identify opportunities for collaboration across standards organizations that address market signals and might result in a future talent marketplace in which all learning counts, competencies and skills are the new currency, and learners and workers are empowered with their data;
::# identify opportunities for collaboration across standards organizations that address market signals and might result in a future talent marketplace in which all learning counts, competencies and skills are the new currency, and learners and workers are empowered with their data;
::# recommend collaborative workgroups or projects to be undertaken by members of the DTS Network;
::# recommend collaborative workgroups or projects to be undertaken by members of the DTS Network; and
::# review progress of technical initiatives of the DTSN.
::# review progress of technical initiatives of the DTSN.
::
::You can review the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g43MMnfR15_kfQc1iVzZ0opkl_Yv_sh4xcw0VeESvL0/edit?usp=sharing Technical Steering Charter] for more information on the governance of this workgroup.


== Use of Skill and Competency References Workgroup (Temporary Workgroup) ==
== Use of Skill and Competency References Workgroup (Temporary Workgroup) ==
::The DTSN held a temporary workgroup from January through March, 2022 to promote the use of skill and competency references on the open web. The initial focus of the workgroup was on developing messaging that would promote professional practices for linking resources such as job postings and course syllabi to standards-based skills/competency definitions in open competency framework repositories.
::The DTSN held a temporary workgroup from January through March, 2022 to promote the use of skill and competency references on the open web. The initial focus of the workgroup was on developing messaging that would promote professional practices for linking resources such as job postings and course syllabi to standards-based skills/competency definitions in open competency framework repositories.
::Review the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KxDsZSq0YVkxLiOqLa6DNgxmx8QvXxZJKXYP_1a_3aI/edit?usp=sharing workgroup charter] and the  [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wZfpjiuU8uEXDaw56vWjfgj1u_MXOw_wOSC95Rz2q5Q/edit?usp=sharing proposed work plan] for more information.
::Review the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KxDsZSq0YVkxLiOqLa6DNgxmx8QvXxZJKXYP_1a_3aI/edit?usp=sharing workgroup charter] and the  [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wZfpjiuU8uEXDaw56vWjfgj1u_MXOw_wOSC95Rz2q5Q/edit?usp=sharing proposed work plan] for more information.

Revision as of 17:33, 17 October 2022

Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN)

The mission of the DTS Network is to be a catalyst for global collaborative incubation and implementation of standards-based specifications and services that enable the learning and employment ecosystem envisioned by the T3 Network. The mission is not to maintain standards, but to work with existing standards organizations.
Review the Network Charter for more information on the governance of the DTSN.
Please see our schedule of meetings here. The DTSN meets on a quarterly basis at a minimum. Visit the T3 Network Hub to join the network so you can receive information on registering for an upcoming meeting.
To review previous meeting slide decks, recordings, and notes, visit the T3 DTS Network - Public Folder
Network Chair: Alex Jackl, Bardic Systems
T3 Network Facilitator: Jim Goodell with Angela Jubinville and Denise Lawson, Quality Information Partners

Market Signals Steering (Standing Workgroup)

The Workgroup is a standing workgroup of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN). The Workgroup meets annually to provide essential review and input to guide the work of the DTSN. This is a standing workgroup that will:
  1. provide expert insights as key representatives of public and private sector agencies, departments, bureaus, institutions, and businesses as to the the needs in the talent marketplace that standards and technology might improve;
  2. explore current realities and future possibilities for the technology-enabled learning and employment ecosystem envisioned by the T3 innovation Network; and
  3. inform the Data and Technology Standards Network’s Technical Advisory Workgroup about these needs.
You can review the Market Signals Steering Charter for more information on the governance of this workgroup.

Technical Steering (Standing Workgroup)

The Workgroup is a standing workgroup of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTSN). The Workgroup meets annually to provide essential review and input to guide the work of the DTSN. This is a standing workgroup that will:
  1. review outputs from the Market Signals Steering Workgroup;
  2. identify opportunities for collaboration across standards organizations that address market signals and might result in a future talent marketplace in which all learning counts, competencies and skills are the new currency, and learners and workers are empowered with their data;
  3. recommend collaborative workgroups or projects to be undertaken by members of the DTS Network; and
  4. review progress of technical initiatives of the DTSN.
You can review the Technical Steering Charter for more information on the governance of this workgroup.

Use of Skill and Competency References Workgroup (Temporary Workgroup)

The DTSN held a temporary workgroup from January through March, 2022 to promote the use of skill and competency references on the open web. The initial focus of the workgroup was on developing messaging that would promote professional practices for linking resources such as job postings and course syllabi to standards-based skills/competency definitions in open competency framework repositories.
Review the workgroup charter and the proposed work plan for more information.