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#cetis12 badge session summary
1. Are Open Badges the
Future for
Recognising Skills?
facilitated by
Phil Barker, Doug Belshaw, Simon Grant
CETIS Conference, Nottingham
2012-02-23
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2. Links to presentations
For Doug Belshaw's slides, see
http://www.slideshare.net/dajbelshaw/are-open-badges-the-future-for-recognition-of-skills
For Simon Grant's slides, see
http://www.slideshare.net/asimong/some-requirements-for-badge-systems
Session page with many more links
http://wiki.cetis.ac.uk/Are_open_badges_the_future_for_recognition_of_skills%3F
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3. Scenario 1: formative
assessment in high-stakes field
strengths weaknesses
continuous, expires if not new therefore not trusted
renewed
machine processable as
well as human-readable
cumulative
opportunities threats
works well with highly perception of being trivial
competitive students unwelcome addition to
transfer between current systems
institutions
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4. Scenario 2: badges in
communities of practice
strengths weaknesses
recognition by community lack of context
of practice range, scope etc.
transferability to other people unwilling to dig into
communities detail offered
unclear governance
opportunities proliferation
currency outside the
community
threats
over-simplification
could include qualifications
brand recognition
branding opportunity
dominates quality
invitation to examine issuing by inappropriate
evidence in detail
bodies
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