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Credly provides simple and powerful ways to issue and display digital badges and credentials for achievements. Credly is available on the web, on mobile devices and through the Credly “Open Credit” API, the most advanced means to integrate credit-issuing into any organization’s existing programs.
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A multimedia storytelling and sharing community that let people from different age and background to easily tell stories and share topics with photo, video, voice, music and words. Via Baiba Svenca 
Baiba Svenca's curator insight,
February 18, 7:25 AM
Free and easy tool for creating multimedia stories and presentations, and sharing them with anyone. Upload your photos, add audio, video or text and publish the story. You can sign up with your Facebook account or your email.
Educators have an option to pay a membership fee ($4.99 /mo. or $50 /yr.) to create 50 student accounts which are protected from the public. Before you decide on this step, there is a 30-day free trial. This looks like an awesome student storytelling platform. 
Shanika Journey's curator insight,
February 19, 12:26 AM
Very interesting and a very simple tool for those who just want to tell stories, alone or with a group, by quickly adding pictures, video, and voiceover to narrate through the presentation. Looks like a pretty new site and it has both free and paid accounts. 
Jeannette Jackson's curator insight,
February 19, 7:02 PM
Has great possibilities: would need to check out the educator costs Delete the scoop?
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Credly is a new online tool from the thinkers at LearningTimes.org. This is the first truly user friendly, online system for creating digital badges and issuing those badges to acknowledge the special skills and abilities of people working both academic and open resource venues.
This is a technology to watch!