Open Badges: New Credentials and New Opportunities.

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Open Badges: New Credentials and New Opportunities

What are Badges? Historically Recognisable award system Symbol of authority Brand Loyalty Proven Motivational system Boy Scout / Girl Guide awards

What are Digital Badges? (the New bit) 1.Effectively three years old 2.Open Architecture 3.Digital Natives already value Badges 4.New Credentials for a new technology landscape

Why Adopt Badges? “Revised qualifications need to be developed in partnership with schools, Higher Education and industry.” ICT steering group report to Welsh Government “over the next three-to-five years, as more institutions start using Open Badges, it may be necessary to support Open Badges in order to remain attractive to potential students”. Glover, I. (2013). Investigating perceptions and potential of open badges in formal higher education

Because - If students leave Further Education – –Or even Secondary Education, With Badges They will seek Universities that offer Badges

How are Badges earned? The issuer determines the criteria for which the earner provides evidence of learning, usually to an agreed rubric. The learner demonstrates competency to an agreed criteria and they earn the badge.

How Open Badges are used

Example of backpack

Behind the Badge

What skills do employers want? Teamwork; Problem Solving; Communication; Time Management; IT Skills; Numeracy; Customer Awareness.. Do our degrees deliver these skills? Can employers see the evidence? Could we Badge these skills instead?

Employers often ask for knowledge of Diversity Equality Data Protection Freedom of Information Health and Safety.. Do our degrees deliver these skills? Can employers see the evidence? Could we Badge these skills instead?

The Opportunities Digital Credentials supporting E-Learning Awards designed to meet learners needs Employability gained through targeted competency awards Recruiting Global learners Early adopters secure market share

Thank you for listening

Facts and Figures 1,900 independent badge issuers have aligned with the open badge standard 210,000 badges issued to their community members Badge The UK report 50,000 badges issued to 23,000 students by over 120 partner organizations (as of February 2014.)