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Welcome to the T3 Innovation Network Wiki!

The T3 Network of Network's (T3N²) mission is to enable the digital transformation of the talent marketplace by promoting data interoperability and harmonization across diverse stakeholders, including: employers; education, training, and credentialing providers; government agencies; and technology partners. This digital transformation will ensure that (1) all learning counts; (2) skills are used like currency; and (3) learners and workers are empowered with data to pursue education and employment opportunities.

The purpose of this T3N² Wiki is to support the work of the four Networks that make up the T3 Network of Networks. The mission of the four networks is set out below with the link to each network's wiki work space.

Networks

• Open Competency Framework Collab Network

The mission of the OCF Collab Network (OCFC) is to provide infrastructure to enable universal and equitable access to statements of knowledge, skills, abilities, and habits of practice or mind necessary to a thriving learn and work ecosystem including: employers; workers/learners; education, training and credentialing organizations; government; and other stakeholders.

• Data and Technology Standards Network

The mission of the Data and Technology Standards Network (DTS) 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 innovation Network. The mission is NOT to maintain standards, but to work with existing standards organizations.

• Learning and Employment Record Network

The mission of Learning and Employment Record Network (LER) is to center the learner perspective in establishing equitable and inclusive best practices for the creation and sharing of records containing education, training, work, and individually acquired knowledge, skills/competencies and abilities using secure, tamper evident standard-based records. The LERN will develop, pilot, and share best practices and principles for issuance, curation, and presentation of LERs to others aligned with the verifiable credential model.

• Jobs and Workforce Data Network

The Jobs and Workforce Data Network (JWD) is an open global network dedicated to improving the development, organization, sharing, and utilization of high-quality, standards-based job and workforce data to create greater value for employers, workers/learners, government, and other stakeholders and improve the efficiency and diversity, equity and inclusion of talent markets while protecting privacy for both employers and learners/workers.