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A presentation to illustrate the post "Beyond #OpenBadges: #OpenSignatures — the power to act, rather than the power to pack!" http://www.learningfutures.eu/2016/09/beyond-openbadges-opensignatures-the-power-to-act-rather-than-the-power-to-pack/
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How could Open Badges contribute to creating a more trustworthy world?
Trust is essential for social interaction but levels of trust have declined in recent decades. Open badges, as representations of skills and achievements, could help to build trust in three ways:
1) By creating verifiable records of people's abilities that others can rely upon, potentially increasing trust between strangers.
2) Through the trust relationships between badge earners and issuers. If issuers are trusted sources, it reflects positively on the badges and earner.
3) By promoting transparency and providing evidence of competencies, open badges could help restore trust at societal levels that have eroded over time. However, badges are not currencies and are based on relationships rather than structural trust like currencies.
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Open Badges
1) The document discusses open badges and the Open Badge Passport, which allows for the sending, receiving, organizing, displaying, and searching of digital badges across different services and platforms.
2) The Open Badge Passport aims to establish networks of trust that encourage learning, employment, social inclusion, and citizenship by enabling the seamless transfer of badge credentials.
3) The passport is currently in a proof-of-concept phase but will migrate to a beta version in October 2015 and undergo further development and pilot programs going forward.
Open badgepassport
This presentation discusses the Open Badge Passport, which enables people to store, organize, display, and search digital badges from different sources. It aims to establish networks of trust by connecting people who share the same badges and encourage new online services supporting learning, jobs, social inclusion, and citizenship. However, some argue that badges should not be used as artificial rewards and can empower organizations over individuals. The presentation envisions a future where anyone can issue and endorse badges through their passport, connected to various online services, to build trust networks.
Open Badge Passport:
The document outlines 10 challenges for the ePortfolio community to address issues around interoperability and adoption of ePortfolios. The challenges include developing: 1) a universal ePortfolio repository to provide a unified view of all digital assets, 2) universal competency identifiers to share competency definitions across systems, and 3) ePortfolio social networking capabilities to share assets and knowledge across communities. Addressing these challenges would help create more open and trusted ePortfolio platforms and services.
Trust, the Revolution — or, Trust the Revolution
The document discusses the power of trust and how open badges could be used to build trust networks rather than impose control. It argues that open badges should empower self-issuance of badges and discovery of connections through shared endorsements and metadata. The document envisions a future where people have open passports and trust services to manage personal data sharing within circles of trust on the web in a way that respects privacy and autonomy. Open badges are seen as a way to connect people in a way that is driven by trust rather than security and control.
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E portfolio trial
is the ePortfolio Guilty or not Guilty?
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* ePortfolios have failed to be the Authentic Voice of the Empowered Learner and Citizen. They have not contributed to overcoming the Institutional and Social Demands for Compliance, if not Subservience.
The Power Asymmetry has not been reduced.
* ePortfolio Platforms have failed to produce any valuable technical Innovation over the last 10 years.
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How could Open Badges Transform ePortfolio Practices and Technologies!
Looking at the history of ePortfolio practice and technologies over the last 10 years, one is entitled in asking: what has changed? Is the ePortfolio technology we have today that different from what we had 10 years ago? While there is certainly a wider spread of ePortfolios, have ePortfolios transformed practice or been assimilated by institutions?
Open Badges are the opportunity to reinvent ePortfolio technology and practice, and create the conditions for an effective shift of the locus of power from institutions to individuals and communities. Shall we be able to seize this opportunity?
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- 1. Beyond #OpenBadges: #OpenEndorsement Towards an Open Infrastructure for Recognition and Trust
- 2. Endorsement
- 3. Earner Issuer Criteria Evidence Earner Issuer Criteria Evidence Badge Endorsement isan BadgeEndorsement a Endorsement original idea
- 5. Earner Issuer Criteria Evidence Earner Issuer Criteria Evidence isanBadge Endorsementa EndorsementEndorsement new idea Endorsement endorsement |ɪnˈdɔːsm(ə)nt, ɛnˈdɔːsm(ə)nt noun 1 [ mass noun ] the action of endorsing someone or something. the issue of full independence received overwhelming endorsement. [ count noun ] : the package was regarded as an endorsement of the government's reform programme. the entertainer made millions from Pepsi endorsements. […]
- 6. The Benefits of looking at Badges as Endorsements
- 7. 1 While some continue questioning the relevance or even the right for learners to issue their own badges, who would dare to forbid or limit the right to endorse?!? ENDORSE
- 8. 2 Endorsements do not need “pretty pictures”
- 9. 3 Endorsing is as easy as signing a document
- 10. 4 Anything digital can be endorsed including badges! Document Service Person Profile Evidence Badge Product Organisation …. Wiki Course Journal Conference
- 11. 5 Badges can be ‘issued’ before being ‘accredited’
- 12. Earner Signature Title Criteria Issued Work in Progress Earner Signature Title Criteria Evidence Accredited Upkeep Earner Signature Title Criteria Evidence Earner Signature Title Criteria Evidence Accreditor Signature Accreditor Signature Endorsers Signatures Artefacts, testimonials, etc. 5 Badges can be ‘issued’ before being ‘accredited’ I am committed to… I am working towards… I am able to… I am recognised for…
- 13. 6 Evidence can be added after accreditation
- 14. 7 People are in control of their persona self-sovereign identity Badges: identity is externally defined by social norms Endorsements: identity is defined by self, in action
- 15. How does it work?
- 16. Endorsee Document Endorsement Encrypt Endorser Statement Endorser Public Key Endorsee Public key Endorser Private Key Endorser Statement Endorser Public Key Endorsee Public key Encryption outcome Endorser Decipher
- 17. Open Endorsement The power to act rather than the power to pack!
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