Edmodo Badges 2
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This document describes badges that can be earned on Edmodo to add points to class participation marks. It lists 5 badges that can be earned for showing critical insights in writing, asking relevant questions, generating discussions on other posts, posting reflections within 24 hours of a lesson, and sharing art news or information. Each badge is represented by an icon of a famous artwork.
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- 1. Edmodo Badges Earn one to add points to your “class participation” marks!
- 2. Showed critical insights in your writing of reflection. BADGE ICON: Marcel Duchamp, “Bicycle Wheel”, Ready-made, 1951. CRITICAL THINKER’S BADGE
- 3. Asked interesting, relevant questions. BADGE ICON: Takashi Murakami, “Jelly Fish Eyes”, Print, 2002. INQUISITIVE LEARNER’S BADGE
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- 6. Spread art news, art info, or share any other relevant stuff. BADGE ICON: Damien Hirst, Artwork for Red Hot Chilly Pepper's Album "I'm with You”. 2011. INFO SPREADER’S BADGE