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Join Us at CAEL 2025

Join Us at CAEL 2025

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Integrating Prior Learning for Adult Learner Success

Memphis, Tennessee
Tuesday, November 11–Thursday, November 13, 2025

As institutions seek new ways to support adult learners, credit for prior learning (CPL) is gaining traction as a powerful tool to boost access, retention, and career mobility. At CAEL 2025, Everspring’s Leah Howell joins education leaders to explore how CPL can be more than a credit substitute—it can be a catalyst for learner-centered design.

Join us in Memphis to explore practical, scalable strategies for embedding prior learning into the core of your curriculum and programming.

Attend Our Featured Session

Getting Your Ducks in a Row: Strategic Integration of Prior Learning Across Curricula

Location details to come.

Featuring:
Leah Howell, Director of Learning Design, Everspring

Session Overview

CPL is often underutilized and treated as a transactional process instead of a strategic opportunity. In this session, Leah Howell shares frameworks and design strategies to help institutions reimagine prior learning as a lever for persistence, access, and workforce-aligned outcomes.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Design policies and programs that go beyond transcript credits
  • Apply authentic assessment and standards-based grading for real-world experience
  • Integrate prior learning into course DNA without overhauling curriculum
  • Build a decision-making framework that fits your institution’s context

Walk away with a tailored set of strategies to better serve adult learners and unlock the full potential of CPL.

Book a 1:1 Consultation

Schedule a 20-minute meeting with our learning design experts to talk through your institution’s approach to serving adult learners—and how Everspring can help you create flexible, outcomes-driven programs that scale.

Can’t Attend CAEL 2025?

Let’s connect anyway. Our team works with institutions at every stage of digital transformation to implement equity-focused curriculum models and support adult learners through every phase of their journey.

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