Open Badges Super Learners Year-7 & 8
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This document provides an overview of a Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop. It introduces Patrick McGee, the presenter, and explains that the workshop will involve designing, creating data for, and issuing Open Badges. Open Badges are described as a way to learn about software engineering. The document outlines the steps for creating an Open Badge, which includes drawing a badge design, writing information about it, copying it into a computer program, saving the digital badge file, transferring the image, and uploading it to be "baked" into an Open Badge.
Open Badges Super Learners Year-7 & 8
- 1. Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee 1 Super Learning Week – Year 7 & 8
- 2. The Open Badges Presenter Patrick McGee Software Engineer Uclan Alumni MIT Professional Alumni 2 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 3. Overview Open Badges is a great way to learn about software engineering. In this workshop we will be: Designing Open Badges Creating the data for our Open Badges Issuing our Open Badges Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee 3
- 4. Software Engineer Software Engineers create programs that computers can understand in order to perform a task to solve a problem. These computers might be: Laptops Mobile Phones Tablets Or any device that requires a set of instructions to solve a problem 4 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 5. What is a Badge? There are many types of badges and here are a few examples A badge helps identify a person or to indicate membership of an organization or support for a cause 5 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 6. Badges for awards and fun things There are badges made for awards to show a particular skill Badges can be used as Decoration... Take a look at The pearly king and queen 6 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 7. There are two worlds today The real world the world of the internet 7 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 8. There are two worlds today The real world the world of the internet 8 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 9. There are two worlds today The real world the world of the internet 9 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 10. Today we will be creating a digital badge Lets watch some videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgLLq7ybD tc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc4xDgNbl 6Y 10 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 11. A Mozilla Open Badge 11 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee The ‘baking’ process combines the image and the data together
- 12. The steps needed to create a Open Badge Step one: Create a drawing of a badge Step two: Write down the information about that badge Step three: Copy the drawing onto the computer using Paint Step four: Save the digital badge Step five: Transfer the image Step six: Upload the badge ready for ‘baking’ 12 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee
- 13. So lets start creating an open badge Before we start to write any computer code, we first need a plan! Paper Prototypes allows us to experiment and test our ideas! 13 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee Worksheet link: PDF: http://1drv.ms/U92QE1 DOC: http://1drv.ms/U92TQg Timebomb link: http://www.online-stopwatch.com/bomb-countdown/
- 14. Different styles of Badges 14 Mozilla Open Badges Design Workshop ©Patrick McGee