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Google Forms Version of The Badge Planner

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Google Forms Version of The Badge Planner

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Brandi Miller (@teacherbrandi). Daughter of the King | Mom to a 1st grader | Instructional Technology TOSA | Google Education Trainer & Innovator #MTV16| Remind Connected Educator | Blogger

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Brandi Miller (@teacherbrandi). Daughter of the King | Mom to a 1st grader | Instructional Technology TOSA | Google Education Trainer & Innovator #MTV16| Remind Connected Educator | Blogger

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TCEA 2016

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Dan Hickey

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This post summarizes a meeting between representatives of six leading ePortfolio providers, four digital badge providers, and four professional associations on August 2 in Boston at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Authentic, Experiential, and Evidence-Based Learning (AAEEBL)
We searched for and found synergy between these two crucial technologies that are helping innovators re-imagine how learning can be represented in the Internet era. They are starting to come together to create what some are calling Learning Recognition Networks (LRNs).

This meeting also brings to a close the two-year Open Badges in Higher Education (OBHE) project, carried out with the support of the MacArthur Foundation. We will be discussing the Boston meeting and future directions for LRNs in the next Open Badges Community Call hosted by the Badge Alliance. The call is at 1200 noon EST on August 31 and all are welcome and encouraged to join (meeting at this Uberconference link).

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This post summarizes a meeting between representatives of six leading ePortfolio providers, four digital badge providers, and four professional associations on August 2 in Boston at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Authentic, Experiential, and Evidence-Based Learning (AAEEBL) We searched for and found synergy between these two crucial technologies that are helping innovators re-imagine how learning can be represented in the Internet era.

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Lisa Tenorio

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Badge Program Design -Tenorio Salesforce 

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Karl Kapp

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FOR ISTE TEMPLATE MicroBadge Planner MAKE A COPY

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White paper

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Badge Platform

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Open Badge Factory is a cloud platform your organisation needs to implement a meaningful and sustainable Open Badges strategy.

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Badge Platform

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Info about Badgr, a free service for awarding and managing Open Badges

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Badge Platform

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Credly is the end-to-end solution for creating, issuing and managing digital credentials. Thousands of organizations use Credly to recognize achievement.

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Badge Platform

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Digital badges help your learning community grow, engage and inspire

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Badge List provides data-driven learning tools that decrease costs and improve outcomes for professional development, customer training, k12 education and higher ed.