Flexible education organisation
Students expect convenience and freedom of choice, to study what they want, in their own time, place and pace. As long as they study, but also in lifelong development. Institutions should offer flexibility where students ask for it, for instance making the education offer more flexible, facilitating student mobility and issuing digital certificates.

At the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, students receive ECTS credits for the knowledge they acquire, but how do you reward skills properly? The university of applied sciences uses edubadges to offer differentiation in this respect, so that students acquire skills at the level that suits them and they can make these visible on their CV.

Case study
In this podcast, Jelmer de Ronde, technical product manager within the Flexible Education team, tells you everything you need to know about the OOAPI: the Open Education Application Programming Interface. What does this development mean for the future of flexible education?
