Microcredentials are issued in the form of a digital badge that consists of a graphic badge, description of the skill or competency it represents, criteria for earning it, and the method used to assess the learner. The digital badge includes information about the issuing institution, the date it was earned, details of industry/community partners (if relevant), and may provide details about the learning experience itself. Your microcredential will have an identifier that is unique to you and cannot be duplicated. You can access your digital badge wallet whenever you like and share your digital badge with current or prospective employers through email, as a PDF file, on social networking sites like LinkedIn, or as a printed copy.