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Identify Skills


What achievements are your peers trying to show?

Your Task.

In the comments section below, tell us:

  • Which skills does your badge represent?
  • Which course will offer the badge?
  • What type of badge will it be?

 

Which Skills Are You Assessing?

As an organizers, the badge should directly correspond to the learning goals of your P2PU course. A strong connection between goals and badges makes the assessment relevant. For instance, in HTML Hunting in the World Around You, HTML Basic Badge directly corresponds to learning...well, the basics of HTML. 

While it would be awesome, an "Internet Browsing Monster" badge would not be a relevant badge here, because browsing the web isn't a goal of the course. Make sense? :) 

 

What Is the Badge For?

What event in the learning process does the badge recognize? A few options:  

  • Is the badge for the completion of a project or task? A “Skill” badge is most appropriate. Learners apply for that badge upon completion of a project or task.
  • Is the badge for a trait a learner demonstrates?Community” badges are what peers award to each other--maybe for giving Helpful Feedback or being a Team Player.
  • Is the badge about user’s activity? Stealth” badges are earned automatically by usage on the site. For instance, learners get the Beta Hero badge by completing all tasks in a challenge.

 

Badge Types

Skill Badge

  • requires submissions
  • minimum N number of votes to be awarded (default and preferably 3 or 2)
  • minimum M average rating (default and preferebly 3)
  • can be associated with a task of the challenge so the user is promt to submit to the badge while (s)he is marking the task as completed

Community Badge

  • users give this badge to their peers
  • appears in the give badge dialog on discussion areas of the challenges
  • users can receive multiple badges of this comming from different peers
  • no submissions

Challenge Completion Badge

  • given automatically to anyone that marks all the challenge tasks as completed

  • Beware: peers can acquire completion badges without doing actual work

 

Task Discussion


  • Liz Renshaw said:

    Spurred on by Leah, who has inspired me to action my course will be called

    Inside Google Docs 101 amended to

    Inside  Google Drive (docs)  ...... Skills Badge

    1. Identify key features of Google docs

    2. Create, edit, name and save a basic google doc.

    3. Share and collaborate online using comments, links,images and embedding a video in doc.

    This badge will involve working collaboratively with 2-3 people who will then complete the review process for awarding of badge.

     

     

     

     

    on June 28, 2012, 3:48 a.m.

    Leah MacVie said:

    Awesome! But you'll have to change it....to Google Drive per the update last week!

    on June 29, 2012, 9:19 a.m. in reply to Liz Renshaw

    Leigh Blackall said:

    Hi Liz, your badge and course relates to one of mine. I'm wondering if you've investigated if badges and courses already exist for this? I don't  know if it is worth doing, but I'm thinking to link to existing badges and courses where they exist, rather than recreate one. But maybe its easier to recreate one. Certainly I'll create one for this course however.

    on Aug. 8, 2012, 9:53 p.m. in reply to Liz Renshaw
  • Leah MacVie said:

     

    • Which skills does your badge represent?
    1. Learned the basics of open badges, engaged the community at large, and developed a culminating project.
    2. Make a plan to get clean, healthy, fit, and well. 
    • Which course will offer the badge?
    1. Open Badges 101
    2. Clean, Healthy, Fit, and Well Challenge
    • What type of badge will it be?

    Both will be skill badges.

    1. Open Badges 101: Final culminating project of learning experiences.
    2. Clean, Healthy, Fit & Well Challenge: Worksheet Plan
    on June 26, 2012, 11:25 a.m.
  • John A. Paz said:

     

    Which skills do your badges represent?
    I'm pursuing two, at the moment:
    1. Technical Writing
    2. Resume Writing
    Which courses will offer the badges?
    1. Introduction to Tech Writing
    2. Resume Writing 101
    What type of badge will it be?
    1. Tech Writing
      • Skill Badge: demonstrate ability to clearly communicate a technical concept.
    2. Resume Writing
      • Challenge Completion Badge: upload your resume (have it reviewed) OR edit a terrible sample resume (have it reviewed).
    on June 21, 2012, 1:59 p.m.

    Leah MacVie said:

    I want to take these courses!! Can't wait!

    on June 26, 2012, 11:21 a.m. in reply to John A. Paz
  • Hocke said:

    I want to create a badge for https://p2pu.org/sv/groups/skapa-en-distanscirkel/, a challange in swedish about creating online learning. The badge will award participants if they complete it. Thats pretty cool, right?

    on May 27, 2012, 1:20 a.m.
  • dilys said:

    it will be associated with a newly minted (development in progress) basic intro to 3DPrinting class. Basically help peers make their first 3D project and realize that isn't so hard after all

    on May 23, 2012, 1:42 p.m.

    Hocke said:

    Inspiring challange you got there! I'll give it a try :-)

    on May 27, 2012, 1:23 a.m. in reply to dilys