I’m writing this while joining thousands of innovative educators and EdTech providers at EDUtech 2026 in Sydney - catching up with old friends and making new connections - and before taking the stage at the Innovation Pitch Competition at EDUtech.
I feel both humbled by the incredible companies participating and energised after spending the past few days celebrating a major milestone with my team at Edalex, as we marked our 10th anniversary in Hobart. It was a meaningful couple of days reflecting on our achievements and values as a team. We also enjoyed the remarkable MONA Museum, participated in trivia night at a local restaurant (yes, Edalex sub-teams came first and last!), and then came together for a highly productive strategic planning day where we explored the opportunities and ambitions that will shape our next decade. We sincerely thank our team and clients for your support over the past 10 years!
Edalex celebrates 10 years of innovation, connecting learning, skills and evidence in the global EdTech ecosystem
Edalex has turned 10! This milestone marks a decade of advancing learner-centric, skills-first solutions. From stewarding openEQUELLA to launching Credentialate, openRSD and SkillsAware, the award-winning EdTech company has helped connect learning, skills and evidence while empowering educators, employers and learners worldwide.
More Than a Repository: Why Your Institution Needs an OER Strategy
Let's explore why institutions need more than a simple repository, outlining how interoperability, accessibility, governance, and platforms like openEQUELLA can transform OER into a dynamic ecosystem that supports learner success and skills-based education.
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In this webinar, we move beyond the technical acronyms to hear the most important perspective in the skills ecosystem: The Learner; and hear from them sharing about the profound "Aha!" moment of seeing their unseen skills finally verified and portable.
The APAC Open Recognition Community brings together educators, workforce leaders, policymakers, and innovators who are rethinking how skills, learning, and achievements are recognised across the Asia-Pacific region. Through open recognition practices, digital credentials, and collaborative learning networks, the community explores new ways to make skills more visible, portable, and meaningful - supporting lifelong learning, workforce mobility, and more inclusive pathways to opportunity.
