Across every source group
34,100+
Each record dated on collection.
Sources and coverage
Know exactly what the corpus covers.
CredScape connects direct institutional catalogues from Canada and the United States with Coursera and edX discovery records. Each source has a defined role in search and analysis.
- Academic
- Corporate
- Other
Market›CoverageCA & USInstitutions580
Institutional catalogues
2
Canada and United States.
Rounded floor
660+
Direct institutional collection.
Coverage explorer
Corpus viewProvider mix
Academic institutionsUniversities, colleges, polytechnics
250
Corporate providersEmployer and industry training
140
Other providersNonprofit, government, association
40
Source role
Direct institutional crawlPowers market composition and search
CompositionSearch
Platform cataloguesBroadens discovery, excluded from composition
Search
34,100+
Searchable offeringsAll source groups660+
Institutions representedRounded floorDiscovery catalogues
CourseraSearchable
edXSearchable
Current coverage
A searchable view across the provider landscape.
Scale matters when the comparison set is the product.
The corpus spans academic, company, nonprofit, government, and other providers. Counts are published as rounded floors and grow with collection.
34,100+
Searchable offerings
Across institutional and platform catalogues.
660+
Institutions represented
Across Canada and the United States plus platform partners.
250+
Academic providers
Within the represented institution set.
170+
Company providers
Also within the represented institution set.
Source roles
Discovery breadth and analytical consistency.
Direct institutional crawl data is the source population for market-composition dashboards. It supports analysis by geography, category, credential type, skill facet, and price.
Platform catalogues broaden searchable discovery. Their subscription pricing model places them outside dashboard statistics, protecting the basis of price medians.
Institutional cataloguesCanada and the United States
SearchDashboards
Platform cataloguesCoursera and edX
SearchDashboard excluded
Coverage matrix
See where every source contributes.
The same boundary applies across the product.
Search, dashboards, price statistics, and timestamps each follow a published source rule.
SourceSearchMarket dashboardsPrice statisticsTimestamp
CanadaDirect institutions
IncludedIncludedIncludedRecord-levelUnited StatesDirect institutions
IncludedIncludedIncludedRecord-levelCourseraPlatform catalogue
IncludedExcludedExcludedRecord-leveledXPlatform catalogue
IncludedExcludedExcludedRecord-levelProvider types
Coverage follows the institutions learners encounter.
Academic institutions form the largest named group. Company providers and additional public-interest provider types expand the searchable landscape.
250+
Academic providers
Universities, colleges, and their continuing education units.
170+
Company providers
A subset of the represented institution total.
Also represented
Public-interest providers
Nonprofit, government, and other provider types.
Credential focus
Built around non-credit continuing education.
The scope is specific by design.
Public offering information centres on the credential forms used in CPE market comparisons.
Micro-credentials
Public short-form credentials published by continuing education providers.
Certificates
Certificate offerings captured with the credential language used by the source.
Non-credit programs
Continuing education programs that sit outside the institution's credit catalogue.
Coverage boundary
Read each source on its own terms.
Platform prices
Platform records retain the pricing model. A dollar amount appears only when the source structure supplies one.
Field availability
Some platform records lack skills, duration, or price fields because those details are absent from the structured collection.
Collection dates
The timestamp records when the offering entered the batch. The public source may change after that date.
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