(12-16-2020, 11:14 PM)Toastmaster Wrote: Okay, soooooo....

I took English Composition II  at Ed4Credit.  As we all know, Ed4Credit no longer exists, but it was purchased by Pearson.  No problem.  When I added them to my ACE Transcript, Pearson confirmed that I took the course with Ed4Credit, and ACE added the class to my transcript.

Lo and behold...I'm trying to get these stupid new badges on Acclaim, and guess what?  No English Composition II course.

I think I may have just lost this class...I never transferred it to TESU...it never crossed my mind that I would actually LOSE credit...I thought that that is what an ACE Transcript was for.

Ugh.

Quote:Greetings!

I hope everyone is well!  I am reaching out because I ran into a problem trying to transfer college credit from my old ACE Transcript, to the new Acclaim system.

I had taken College Composition II through the vendor known as Ed4Credit.  The vendor is no longer in business, and was subsequently purchased by Pearson, a major provider of education services.

Under the old CREDIT system used by A.C.E. I was still able to receive credit for the course because Pearson verified that I had taken it through the retired Ed4Credit platform.

Under the new Acclaim system however, there are no available Badges for the College Composition II course, and therefore no way for me to "prove" that I took the course via transcript.

This is important because I did not send the latest updated CREDIT transcript to my school, so in effect, I have "lost" credit.
I am reaching out to you for help because it seems like the simple solution would be for me to contact Pearson, and I did.  I called 4 different phones numbers, and spent an hour on the phone yesterday, and no Pearson department seems to be aware of the new Acclaim-Credly system.

So, I figured I'd reach out to A.C.E. to see if perhaps you might have a point of contact within Pearson that I could reach out to, that might know about your migration from CREDIT to Acclaim, and that could hopefully help in this situation.

Thank you so much for your help, and Happy Holidays!

Quote:Hi XXXXXX!  It’s great to meet you, and I certainly can help!  I’m cc’ing our resource center folks here as well because they also passed your question along to me.  The good news is that Ed4Credit intends to let ACE issue badges on their behalf despite no longer participating in the program, so we will be able to make sure you don’t lose your credits.  The concern is timing.  Are you up against a looming deadline to get this transcript to someone?  If so, I’ll see what I can do to move faster, but if not then we can use the process we’ll be using for everyone with credentials in the old system.  You’ll get a quick survey from ACE asking if you would like to move your credentials over to Acclaim.  When you say yes, we’ll use that to figure out which badges we need to issue to you as ACE to join the ones you get from Study.com or StraighterLine or other providers who are already on Acclaim.
 
So let me know what your time constraints are, and we’ll figure out the best way to make this work!

Quote:Hi Director XXXXX from A.C.E.!  

Thank you so much for your help!  

Two days ago, Thomas Edison State University revised their transfer credit policy, and everyone that is currently a student needs to get all of their transfer credit in before March 1st 2021 in order to be grandfathered into the old policy.

Appreciate you so much!  

Quote:Hi Student XXXXXX!

Oh good!  That will give us plenty of time to get things in order for you.  So keep an eye out for that survey in the next couple of days, but I’ll also have a note here for myself to make sure that we have you on the list for Ed4Credit badges when we create those.  We’re also working pretty closely with TESU on this transition, so if we’re worried about anything we can always reach out to them directly.  We’ll probably start issuing badges shortly after the start of the new year, so until then have a great holidays, and don’t hesitate to reach out if any other concerns come up!

(12-17-2020, 01:04 PM)Toastmaster Wrote: So I've been on the phone for over an hour with with people from "Over Seas"...who have no idea what TF I'm talking about.

At first I called Pearson @ 800-624-0023 and spent 40 minutes with one person.  I asked for a Supervisor...they told me to call Pearson VUE @ 888-278-6138  where I spent another 25 minutes talking with a clueless person, who then told me to call "Certiport Support" at 801-323-5800...

At this point, I'm about to call ACE and be like what the #@$& is up man? LOL!

This is ridiculous.

Edit: So I called ACE @ 202-939-9300 and it goes straight to voicemail, hahaha! It's only 1:12pm EST.

Luckily, I do have the emails of a couple ACE points of contacts.  Maybe they can help?  I'm about to see.