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Future badging
ceturtdiena, 16 oktobris 2025, 07:30 - 16:30
Lüttgen-Ottersleben 18A, 39116 Magdeburg, Germany
Future badging
ceturtdiena, 16 oktobris 2025, 07:30 - 16:30
Lüttgen-Ottersleben 18A, 39116 Magdeburg, Germany
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Today was all about looking forward. You are now equipped to champion your quality badge systems back in your own organisations!
Implementation and next steps
We began the day with a critical look at the systems you first sketched out on Day 1. By revisiting those early ideas, you could clearly see the significant steps taken this week in adding quality, policy, and structure to your initial concepts.
Next, we formalised the essential standards by diving into the Quality Label for Badge Recognition. We covered the final, crucial criteria and, more importantly, everyone identified the specific Quality Label criteria they would tackle upon returning home. This commitment is your direct action point to ensure the long-term credibility of your system.
With this foundation secure, we tackled the remaining challenges. Using the Help Center board, we mapped out all remaining questions. The Open Badges F.A.Q. Padlet will be available also after this training. The group then split into dedicated spaces to work on these specific implementation challenges, covering everything from technical setup to stakeholder communication. The day, and the week, concluded with the final evaluation of the training.
Certification and commitment
This training concludes not with an end, but with a beginning. You all deserve the daily badges that represent your commitment and ability to build quality, trustworthy badge systems. Make sure you also technically earned them! Review the badges you have earned over the last five days, which collectively represent the skills developed in design, issuing, quality, and assessment.
Thank you for your active participation and hard work this week. We look forward to seeing your Future Badging systems thrive!
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The Launch Commit Get this badge
This final badge recognises the participant's comprehensive approach to badge design, policy, and technology. The earner has completed their full badge blueprint, participated in the peer review process, and committed to a concrete, measurable action plan for implementing their system and ensuring its sustainability back in their home organisation.
To earn this badge, the participant must have:
- Checked the system organisation is working with, with the badge system. And defined if needs of the system need to be updated.
- Took part in looking towards the future and how to apply for the Quality Label for Badge Recognition.
- Participated constructively in the final evaluation.
- Attended the full Day 5 programme and the closing session.
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 1 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
Issued by organiser or scanning QR code
- 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?
Atrašanās vieta
Lüttgen-Ottersleben 18A, 39116 Magdeburg, Germany
Organizētāji
Network of Cities and Regions of Learning
Badge issuer recognized with
Badgecraft vada tīmekļa infrastruktūru mācību pilsētām un reģioniem. Eiropas konsorcijs palīdz attīstīties platformai ar līdzfinansējumu ES programmā Erasmus+
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