1. CETIS HEAR Technical Scott Wilson This work is licensed under a Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 licence

2. CETIS 3 key areas for success Standards Vendor engagement and commitment Community support

3. CETIS 1. Standards

4. CETIS Deliverables Business cases and business models Architecture options for sharing and verifying the HEAR Information model and XML schema

5. CETIS Coordination with europe Converging HEAR with European standards for Diploma Supplement and ECTS –CEN/ISSS TC 353 –Work Item “Learner Mobility Model” –Engagement by CEDEFOP, CETIS, vendors Groundwork already laid: MLO standard

6. CETIS Coordination with suppliers Working with Digitary on identifying architecture options for use of Advanced Electronic Signatures and tamper-evident records

7. CETIS Coordination with other UK agencies MIAP –Mapping HEAR specifications to MIAP Learner Record HESA –Mapping HEAR specifications to HESA return ISB –Coordination with PLOT SIG at ISB

8. CETIS What you can do for us Tell us what you want to achieve with the HEAR Show us examples of the reports you want to create Tell us about your business models and partnerships for the HEAR Tell us which systems and suppliers you are working with

9. CETIS 2. Suppliers

10. CETIS Supplier engagement and commitment RS3G is an existing community in Europe for suppliers of HE student systems interested in standards CETIS has been involved with RS3G since its inception RS3G has already indicated that graduate documents are a key area

11. CETIS What’s next RS3G working meeting in December focused on technical standards for Diploma Supplement

12. CETIS What you can do for us Tell us who your suppliers are and we’ll work on getting them into this network –Oracle/Peoplesoft, Aggresso already active members

13. CETIS 3. Community

14. CETIS Where are the technical experts? Most of them already work in your institutions –Registry –MIS –IT Services Others are working for your suppliers –MIS, SRS, HR… A few work for us ;-)

15. CETIS Our approach Provide opportunities for community self-support Connecting communities with standards bodies, external agencies, vendor consortia Strategic interventions: publications, events