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Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Vance Stevens
http://learning2gether.posterous.com/jonathan-finkelstein-walks-us-through-learnin resources Hilda Anggraeni
Another project you might look into is the Mozilla Open Badge project. One place to go for more information is Doug Belshaw's blog http://dougbelshaw.com/blog/tag/mozilla/. I became aware for Doug's work listening to this podcast series on badges http://www.teachersteachingteachers.org/category/doug-belshaw/ resources Hilda Anggraeni
Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Julia Hengstler
I found www.classbadges.com and am thinking of using it with a post-grad social media course. I need to define the compentency groupings==>badges and the sub-competencies==>descriptions. It looks like it runs very slickly. One of my twitter followers used it and said her K12 students loved it--found it very motivating. I'm trying to track her down in my tweets--so far no luck but have put out a twitter call. (Tried a bunch of archiving & searches to no avail.) resources Hilda Anggraeni
Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Peter Rawsthorne
I am aware of badgestack and have spent some time poking around within it. There is also a good challenge up on P2PU that also mentions badgestack and some participats have used it in their final projects; https://p2pu.org/en/groups/the-world-of-open-badges/ resources Hilda Anggraeni
I believe that Alex Halavais has a great presentation that speaks to this thinking... and at later stages of the presentation looks at how chunky [thin (or thick)] a badge should be and the impacts of this chunkiness... I also see us discussing this during this two week seminar series... http://alex.halavais.net/eld12-presentation-more-on-badges resources Hilda Anggraeni
Yes, Doug Belshaw is doing great work!!!! I was also on the panel (and the previous panel) you refer to with teachersteachingteachers. These two series were very good and exposed me to many great thinkers in this area; http://www.teachersteachingteachers.org/category/peter-rawsthorne/ resources Hilda Anggraeni
Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Juanita Foster-Jones
A serendipitous discovery via Josie Fraser on Twitter - a blog post on Open Badges with an example of how they are being applied : http://latkin00.our.dmu.ac.uk/2012/11/26/get-recogonised-learners-on-open-badges/ resources Hilda Anggraeni
Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Zack Lee
Here's a good blog post by Doug Belshaw with a fictional example of how a badge implementation might work: http://dougbelshaw.com/blog/2012/11/26/how-to-make-openbadges-work-for-you-and-your-organisation/ resources Hilda Anggraeni
Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Bronwyn Stuckey
We have been dealing with a lot of tensions in this design. See attached PDF file of a very recent presentation I gave the the Games for Change Summit here in Australia. I do have to say I am having a blast with this convergence of my two greatest academic loves/areas of research - games and communities of practice. resources Hilda Anggraeni
Re: What do you want to know about digital badges?
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch
Jeffrey, You may find Passport by Purdue of interest. resources Hilda Anggraeni
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