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This document outlines a presentation about using open badges to recognize skills gained outside the classroom. It discusses how LeSoCo implemented open badges in Moodle and the benefits of badges, including recognizing skills not in the curriculum and skills gained through informal learning. The presentation covers setting up badges in Moodle, designing badges, issuing manual and automated badges, and displaying badges on sites like LinkedIn. It concludes by discussing next steps like integrating badges more fully and using them to acknowledge staff development.
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- 1. Using Open Badgesto support study programmes and enterprise Jo Burbidge Adrian Cowell
- 2. Session Outline • Introduction •How LeSoCo implemented Open Badges • Setting up the badges in Moodle • Notes & links • Questions • Get your Badge!
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- 4. Mozilla Open Badges •Use Badges to aid recognition of skills not taught in the curriculum • Badges takes it’s origins from gamification of activities • Badges are flexible and recognise learning outside the classroom • Mozilla Backpack + Persona • Badges are easy for any institution to issue, manage and display across the web
- 5. A Badge isproof that I took part in …. I can do…. I have achieved…. I am able to …. I achieved….
- 6. Moodle 2.5 + IssuingPlatform Responsive theme built into core OpenBadges Technical options Manual Automated
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- 24. Badge Awarded Connect to Backpack SendBadge to Backpack Create CollectionShare CollectionLike on Facebook Check it out Use link to share Link shows detail
- 25. Things to consider…. •Badges can’t be taken away once issued • Badge size and dimensions • Criteria v description • Email for verification • Take link with you
- 26. What next…. • Integrateinto main eME site • Extend to curriculum areas • Use to acknowledge staff development
- 27. List of resources •Mozilla • http://backpack.openbadges.org • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Persona • http://badgeos.org/ • badge resource • http://moodlebadges.com/ • Moodle • http://docs.moodle.org/dev/openbadges
- 28. Scan the QRCode, fill in your name and email address then you receive a badge for attending our presentation. Your Badge for coming to this event
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- #5 Mozilla backpack to store badges Persona single sign on with password management
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- #7 ADRIANIntegration, iPads - responsive, mnet enrolments, students enrolled on all 3 courses and put into groups based on study area
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- #9 JO - induction
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- #21 JO – Criteria taken from Activities therefore consider how you name your activities as this will appear on the badge – Unit 1 is not very helpful! Description is opportunity to give proper description of why the badge was awarded - and a little bit of html can be useful here (for the list)
- #22 JO – again criteria is taken from Moodle and when manually awarded will simply say who it has been awarded by. Again we used the description field to make it clear why the badge was awarded. When you create a badge it asks for a contact email and we have used our standard student data address for this. As it’s so easy for people to create and issue badges we need to provide a way of the badge being validated.
- #23 JO Once you’ve got your badges you need to share them and this can be through various social media sites and especially an eCV
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