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A wonderful and long hoped for event has been transpiring in the credentialing world: badges are being openly discussed, recognized, and included In the conversation. The new forms of credentials that have emerged over the last few years, e.g., badges, nanodegrees and even certificates, are being swept up and embraced by the credentialing club. This evolutionary development is welcome news—and a huge win that clearly indicates the growing public appreciation of badges and the value they carry. I extend my heartfelt congratulations and thanks to all members of the open badges community who have dived in, toyed with, worked on, pushed back, fought over, and exulted in open badges. You’re how we got here. Via Edumorfosis, Miloš Bajčetić 
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December 22, 2017 8:20 AM
El tema de las Insignias Digitales y Microcredenciales comienza a penetrar en el escenario educativo. Se habla de complementar los diplomas y certificaciones convencionales, pero creo que a largo plazo los van a reemplazar por completo... |
