Bett 2013 Creating a new learning currency with open badges Tim Riches & Doug Belshaw
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Bett 2013 Creating a new learning currency with open badges Tim Riches & Doug Belshaw
- 1. Creating a new learning currency with Open Badges BETT 2014 Tim Riches (@triches) & Doug Belshaw (@dajbelshaw) Hashtags: #bett2014 & #openbadges
- 3. Who are you? Tim Riches CEO, DigitalMe & Open badge partnerships @triches tim.riches@digitalme.co.uk
- 4. Who are you? Dr. Doug Belshaw Mozilla Foundation @dajbelshaw doug@mozillafoundation.org
- 6. “Mozillians are champions of a web where people know more, do more and do better” Mitchell Baker Mozilla Chair & Chief Lizard Wrangler
- 8. <1/40 are paid contributors
- 10. Structure • • • • • • • • Mozilla Open Badges 101 Badge the UK Badge Canvas Tools Examples of badges Web Literacy Map Conclusion & Q&A
- 12. “…qualifications are worthless as a criteria for hiring” Google 2013
- 13. “…over 50% of employers not satisfied with employability skills of school leavers” CBI 2007
- 14. How do we create a new learning currency?
- 15. Three things we need to create a new (decentralized) learning currency 1. Tools – Free tools to design, create and issue Open Badges – Open source standard 2. Community / ecosystem – Vibrant ecosystem that connecting teachers, nonprofits & employers 3. Maps – skills, competencies & achievements & knowledge navigation
- 16. 1. What are open badges?
- 17. Aren’t badges just for kids?
- 20. Mozilla Open Badges: a web standard which captures & communicates learning
- 21. How do they work?
- 22. CC BY-SA Kyle Bowen
- 32. What makes Open Badges different? 1. Open & free skills standard 2. Anyone can create open badges 3. Data is owned by you
- 33. Badge Stats 235,000 badges issued 1900 issuers 50k+ Backpacks 1400% Growth since Nov 12-13
- 34. Who is involved in the ecosystem?
- 45. Part 2 – the ecosystem 120+ partners
- 51. 33,000 badges awarded since Jan 2013 23,000 students have earned a badge from over 1000 schools Compe22on Winner Only UK Badge pla;orm
- 52. How do I make and issue badges? Growing range of tools including Makewaves, Moodle, Blackboard, Achievery, Badgekit, Makebadg.es…
- 53. ts ital sta V ls 0 Schoo 6,00 ts Studen 80,000 eachers 9,000 T Mon thly Activ • 1 M ity illion View • 5 0 s ,000 Vi s i t o • 8 M rs ins P er Vis it
- 55. Designing Open Badges Download canvases at www.digitalme.co.uk/badgetheuk
- 56. How are they being used? 1. Learner feedback & motivation 2. 3. 4. 5. Recognising skills outside of assessed curriculum Creating a fuller picture achievements Continual professional development Build links with employers
- 57. How will value develop in badges? - Endorsement - Distributed ecosystem - Community rated
- 59. Three things we need to create a new (decentralized) learning currency 1. Tools – Free tools to design, create and issue Open Badges – Open source standard 2. Community / ecosystem – Vibrant ecosystem that connecting teachers, nonprofits & employers 3. Maps – skills, competencies & achievements & knowledge navigation
- 63. The Web Literacy Standard comprises a map of competencies and skills that Mozilla and our community of stakeholders believe are important to pay attention to when getting better at reading, writing and participating on the web.
- 64. Web Literacy ≠ Digital Literacy
- 65. Ask us hard questions! On Twitter: @triches / @dajbelshaw / @openbadges Via the discussion group: http://community.openbadges.org Useful links: • • • h=p://openbadges.org h=p://digitalme.co.uk h=p://webmaker.org
- 66. I’m using microaccreditation to make achievements more granular I love badges for motivating me in my learning! We use metadatainfused credentials aligned with the OBI
- 68. 3 main ways to issue badges (pre-BadgeKit): Roll your own solution (using onboarding documentation) Use plugin for an existing system (plugins available for most major platforms/systems) Third-party issuing platform (URLs in metadata point to their servers)
- 69. Use plugin for an existing system (plugins available for most major platforms/systems)
- 70. How to get involved – become a BTUK partner www.digitalme.co.uk/badgetheuk