Ecosystem Architect: Policy & Platform

This badge is awarded for successfully moving from designing individual badges to building a functional badge ecosystem. The earner has demonstrated the ability to map out a clear learner progression path.
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To earn this badge, the participant must have: 
Apply core system design principles (such as Linear, Competence-based, or Skill Tree models) to devise a logical learning flow.
Use insights from gamification (e.g., Yu-Kai Chou’s 8 motivators) to inform the system's design.
Understand the role of endorsements and necessary policies (e.g., issuance, revocation, appeal) in maintaining the system's credibility.
Identify and integrate relevant competence frameworks (such as DigComp, LifeComp, or GreenComp) into the system structure.
Successfully completed the individual reflection of day 4. 
Attended the full Day 4 programme.
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The course trainers Sandra Zoomers and Laimonas Ragauskas, both certified to deliver Quality Open Badge training by the Cities of Learning Network, confirm the attendance, active participation and reflection of day 4 of the training ‘Recognition of Non-formal Learning with Quality Open Badges’. The training course is supported by the EU programme Erasmus+ and organised by the Network of Cities of Learning. 
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Task no.1

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To deepen your learning, think and report on the following:
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Feelings. How do I feel about the day? 
Findings: What do I take from the day?
Feedback: What feedback would I like to give to other peer learners and organisers?
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Network of Cities and Regions of Learning

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