Using Open Badge 'Packs' to support teaching across the curriculum
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The document outlines the use of Mozilla Open Badges to support teaching and assessment across various educational curricula. Open Badges allow organizations to issue and verify digital badges that signify skills and achievements, which can be managed and displayed by users online. Additionally, it highlights successful implementations of badge systems in schools, fostering engagement and tracking of student progress.
Using Open Badge 'Packs' to support teaching across the curriculum
- 1. www.england.nhs.uk Matt Rogers Education Programme Manager DigitalMe +447983640060 Skype: mattdigitalme Twitter: @mattdigitalme matt.rogers@digitalme.co.uk Using Open Badge 'Packs' to support teaching across the curriculum
- 2. www.england.nhs.uk Matt Rogers BA (Hons) Primary Education – Specialising in SEN & ICT Personal background in Web Design Teacher – 7 Years experience EYFS KS1 KS2 KS3 Supported resource development for LGfL, Espresso, 2Simple, Rising Stars DigitalME – Education Project Manager • Safe – Social Networking SoW for Primary & Secondary Pupils • Computing CPD – developing online accreditation through NAACE using Digital Badges • Computing Curriculum Portal – Using badges to support the teaching, assessment and CPD of the Computing Curriculum • Badge Content Lead – Open Badge Academy
- 4. www.england.nhs.uk What are Mozilla Open Badges? • Mozilla Open Badges are not proprietary — they use free software and an open technical standard. That means that any organization can create, issue and verify digital badges, and any user can earn, manage and display these badges all across the web. • Open Badges help knit your skills together. Badges can build upon each other, joining together to tell the full story of your skills and achievement. • With Open Badges, every badge is full of information. Each one has important data built in that links back to the issuer, the criteria it was issued under and evidence verifying the credential — features unique to Open Badges. • Open Badges let you take your badges everywhere. Users now have an easy and comprehensive way to collect their badges in a single backpack, and display their skills and achievements on social networking profiles, job sites, their websites and more. • Individuals can earn badges from multiple sources, both online and offline. Then manage and share them using the Open Badges backpack. http://openbadges.org/about/
- 6. www.england.nhs.uk A quick quiz (not made by me!!) http://goo.gl/g2f0M7
- 8. www.england.nhs.uk Connect and engage with young people Recognise any skill and achievement Measure and track your social impact Join and launch your Badge Missions
- 9. www.england.nhs.uk Ground breaking Open Badge projects Over 300,000 people are learning more with digital badges 53,000 badges awarded to 26,000 students from 1,400 schools
- 10. www.england.nhs.uk Students share their badges and evidence
- 11. www.england.nhs.uk What’s in a badge? The Criteria What the student has to do to earn the Badge The Evidence Can be any type of media uploaded via the App or web The Issuer That’s you the organisation behind the badge Student backpack Links with Mozilla back pack Under 13's can claim badges Students can share badges
- 12. www.england.nhs.uk Create your Badge Mission Launch in Makewaves Library You showcase work and measure impact Students find your badge Teachers (or you) award badges Students create and add evidence
- 13. www.england.nhs.uk A Primary School’s Journey
- 17. www.england.nhs.uk What Teachers say… Badges are a great way of focusing pupils on a task or of lending credibility. Furthermore it is a great way to assess and evidence pupils' progress. Jason Bromfield, Music Teacher
- 24. www.england.nhs.uk We'd love to talk to you email hello@makewav.es Tweet @MakewavesTweets Call +44 113 2469989 Become a Mission Maker
- 25. www.england.nhs.uk Acquire Skills Showcase Your Achievements Live Up to Your Ambitions
- 26. www.england.nhs.uk learning happens everywhere. In today’s fast-paced, on-demand world,
- 27. www.england.nhs.uk that opportunities and advancement are more accessible to all We are levelling the playing field in education and employment so
- 29. www.england.nhs.uk ● Recognise the skills you need ● Incentivise and engage people ● Connect and grow your network Organisations ● Build and expand your capabilities ● Evidence all your achievements ● Connect with opportunities Individuals
- 31. www.england.nhs.uk Discover, earn and share badges on the move
- 32. www.england.nhs.uk Capture learning wherever it happens
- 34. www.england.nhs.uk Share achievements to unlock opportunities My interests My training My experiences My achievements My work
- 35. www.england.nhs.uk Capturing and evidencing life-long learning Formal Education Informal Learning Workplace Online Learning School FE HE CPD, Work Experience, Apprenticeships Volunteering, Youth Programmes Courses, Moocs
- 36. www.england.nhs.uk Follow your interests to find possible routes to new opportunities. Build your capabilities to stand out from the crowd. Create your ideal career.
- 37. www.england.nhs.uk of lifelong learning Begin the journey
- 38. www.england.nhs.uk Launch your academy and create badges Create your badges Learners find your badgeLaunch academy Award badges Learners add evidenceGrow and track your network of talent
- 39. www.england.nhs.uk OBA launches with TechFuture Academy “Employers will be able to set industry relevantchallenges and badge the recognised skills to further employability skills,with employer reference on the badge showing the company support.This will enable young people to develop their employability skills recognised by employers” Julie Feest, Head of Strategic Partnerships | On Behalfof the Tech Partnership *TechFuture Academy is a collaboration amongst Tech Partnershipmembers (formerly e-skills) with support from Telefonica
- 40. www.england.nhs.uk Ground breaking badges schemes created with... OBA is created by the team behind Badge the UK
- 44. www.england.nhs.uk Badge types Participation - be rewarded for your participation Knowledge - evidence knowledge of a subject or skill Challenge- step up to the challenges facing industry Showcase -take the opportunity to show off your skills Certification- gain credit for your achievements Teach -share your skills and pass on your knowledge to others
- 45. www.england.nhs.uk Type 1: Participation Badge These badges recognise participation at an event or activity. You can issue them for all attendees to claim or you can request people ‘earn’ their badges through integrating them into your activities or adding interactive tasks for earner’s to complete following your event. Value proposition Why bother earning this badge? What opportunities does it unlock? Earner: Participate badges capture the learning that happens outside formal learning environments. These badges help people connect with other earners who have participated in the same event or activity. This helps build connections and open opportunities for earner’s to engage further with a community. Issuer: Participate badges can help consolidate learning. They acknowledge all participants contribution and help them feel valued through receiving your badge. Participate badges enable issuers to track participants engagement with an event or activity. Once the badge has been earned - this provides a great opportunity to stay connected with your participants. Skills and knowledge What skills does this badge represent? The skills ‘participate’ badges represent reflect the event or activity the badge has been earned for. The badge can be designed to include tasks which require earner’s to consider what they have taken away from their experience. Participate badges are often used to recognise behavioural attributes that are desirable in earners, including motivation and commitment, recognised through the successful completion of an event or activity. Criteria What do you need to do to earn the badge? Does it expire? To earn a participate badge, earners would need to attend and participate in a specified event or activity. Badges criteria can be based purely on attendance or designed with interactive tasks. Proactive tasks could include uploading evidence of participation to help earners capture their experience. Reflective tasks could help consolidate learning gained through an event or activity. Behaviours What behaviour does the badge encourage? A participate badge helps earner’s feel valued through the work they have completed at an event or during an activity. This positive affirmation helps to build self-esteem and confidence for earners. A participate badge can help motivate people to attend events or participate in activities if it is seen to connect to other opportunities. Through acknowledgement of ‘active’ participation earners are incentivized to remain motivated and continue to seek new learning and earning opportunities.
- 46. www.england.nhs.uk Matt Rogers Education Programme Manager DigitalMe +447983640060 Skype: mattdigitalme Twitter: @mattdigitalme matt.rogers@digitalme.co.uk Using Open Badge 'Packs' to support teaching across the curriculum