CAUDIT + MCDS Lunch & Learn — Practical Pathways to Sector-Wide Data Reform

MCDS Practical Pathways to Sector-Wide Data Reform

CAUDIT and MortarCAPS are pleased to invite you to a session focused on practical strategies for implementing the MortarCAPS Higher Learning Data Standard (MCDS) to support data consistency, reduce duplication, and strengthen collaboration across Australian higher education.

This session will demonstrate how working together as a sector enables cost-effective, scalable adoption of MCDS — turning shared effort into shared value.

How to implement MCDS in practical steps — including API integration between core systems (SIS, CRM, LMS), building analytics layers aligned to national and institutional reporting needs, and establishing shared data governance frameworks.

How collaboration reduces cost and effort — with institutions pooling resources to co-develop reusable API specifications, analytics templates, and governance artefacts, all contributed to a global Pattern Library.

How your institution can contribute to and benefit from sector-wide momentum — by aligning with CAUDIT-coordinated initiatives that accelerate adoption, minimise vendor lock-in, and future-proof integrations.

Key focus areas:

🔹 Streamlining core system integrations through shared API patterns
🔹 Co-developing analytics dashboards for benchmarking and compliance
🔹 Building trust and transparency through a common data governance model
🔹 Accessing and contributing to a global library of implementation artefacts

 

When: Friday 18 July 2025 12-1pm

Where: Online via Zoom webiner

 

Presenters:

Charlsey Pearce | Chief Executive Officer

charlsey.p@mortarcaps.com | https://mortarcaps.org/ | LinkedIn 

Hosted by

Greg Sawyer, CEO, CAUDIT

 

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Start Date

18 Jul 2025

End Date

18 Jul 2025

Time

02:00 - 03:00

based on your local time

Location

Online Via Zoom Webinar

Event Type

Webinar

Topics

Business Transformation
Community of Practice
Student Experience
Data Management

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