Digital Citizenry: Identity, Metadata, Credentialing & Reputation
summary
Colorado deploys a mobile driver license and MyColorado identity anchor that updates records in real time (format swap in May) and lets users present filtered ID attributes (show over‑18 without birthdate, hide address) via QR lookups for verification. The system logs consent, supports revocable consent ledger semantics for providers to check access, and integrates with DMV, benefits, and health HIEs to prefill applications and speed COVID-era onboarding. Work includes universal‑wallet style verifiable credentials for licensing and planned offline/broadband support funded by recent stimulus.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Introductions
- 2:13Andrew Bondi
- 3:50EHealth Innovation
- 6:10Digital ID
- 11:02Self Sovereign Digital Identity
- 12:41Incremental Improvements
- 14:13Streamlined Application Process
- 17:35Whats Next
- 33:09Credentialing
- 36:12Consent
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