This course will become read-only in the near future. Tell us at community.p2pu.org if that is a problem.
Your goals include: 1) briefly cover how the badge process works, 2) take a look at what it means to be a ‘badge Earner’, 3) learn how to easily issue badges using an existing ‘OBI partner’, and 4) create your own manual for your learners to earn the badges. You will finish with two final products upon your successful completion: a badge to issue in your selected location and a manual to give to your learners.
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You have completed Badges 201! Congratulations! In order to earn the Badges 201 badge, submit your OBI badge link and your ‘badges earning manual’ using the link below.
Not shure if I applied in the right manner? But I hope you have got all material I have created now.
I applied for my badge a while back now but haven't heard anything. Should I check my application or just be more patient at this point? 
I don't seem to be able to be awarded this badge. Is something going on with the P2Pu badge issuing???
Did you click on the image and submit your project Peter? I don't see your poject in the badges area and I didn't receive a notification that you did so. Hmm...
I followed all the prompts, filled in all the fields and get an error... I think the P2Pu OBI integration should still be considered beta...
Well this something to bring up on a call. If you can film a Jing video and send it to Dirk, that would help. He loves when I do that- that way he can see the error that is being produced and the browser you are on...
I have checked it out, it seems I can submit a project. so please try once more, if the second time around will not work for you please post another comment for me @help.p2pu.org
I will take Leah suggestion and put together a screencast of me walking through the process... Se what it brings... and I will forward it along.
Thx, Peter
Awesome challenge. Thanks Leah for putting this together... great work. I like how you touch upon all the important attributes to be able to quickly issue badges. I think it may be cool to encourage learners to build short videos of blog posts about how to use particular quick badge issuing sites. For me one drawback was how the challenge focused on more traditional approaches rather than the self-directed learner building a badge system for themselves or a small community of learners... Awesome work!
