Overview of key wallet features available in the LifeJourney mobile app.
What is the Digital Wallet
When your institution purchases the CLR product from Territorium, you are provided with access to a Digital Wallet to manage your credentials, called LifeJourney. The wallet allows you to:
- manage your access to different Institutions,
- track progress on learning experiences and related learning outcomes, to earn credentials
- manage the credentials you have earned.
Access your credentials on the Mobile app
Select the file folder icon
from the bottom of the application.
On this screen, you will be able to see all the badges you have learned for credentials that you have been issued. Select the badge to see the details.
Key features of the wallet
In the wallet, you will be able to claim and manage your credentials. You will be able to sort through these credentials by scrolling, keyword search, or filtering by achievement type (e.g.: Micro-credential, Assignment, Course, Bachelor Degree, etc.)
Sometimes your institution wants to instead issue you a credential that you can use to show a more complete view of your learning in a similar way that you might use a transcript. Common types of credentials that use this format might be a degree credential that wants to reference related credentials for completing all the required courses or a micro-credential that might require the completion of a mix of courses, assessments or projects. These types of credentials are labeled as “Stackable” to help you identify that there are additional credentials referenced.
Credential formats: Your institution will issue credentials to you in industry-standard formats of verifiable credentials that are made for education. An Open Badge credential relates to only one credential and you will see references to this term or “OBv3.0” throughout the application. Some institutions or employers might also request a different format called a Comprehensive Learner Record (CLR). CLR credentials allow one verifiable credential to aggregate many other earned credentials together, for example in the case of micro-credentials or degrees that have multiple courses. You will see the term CLR or CLRv2.0 referenced throughout the application when referring to Stackable credentials (that contain many) or as an alternate format to convert your OB 3.0 credentials should a third party request that format for verification.
Importing credentials
LifeJourney is best used when all of your verified credentials, skills, and competencies are held in your wallet. If you can upload files or verified versions of your credentials earned elsewhere. You can also collect other forms of credentials you might have such as digital PDFs or images of your awards. Each of these relates to a key skill that you want to track to keep your opportunity fit scores up to date.
Tip: See how to import other verified and non-verified credentials into LifeJourney to better use its features for your job search.
Sharing credentials
The wallet also lets you share your credential with others, whether you want to post it to your social media account or if you want to send a verifiable version of the credentials to an employer.
Learn how to share
- an individual credential
- a group of credentials
- or your credentials via a public profile