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Here's a thought I have. I have a phone app that awards badges, and you can see the badge name and criteria but not the badge itself. It's grayed out. Right now, my badges are "hidden until awarded" because I want them to be a surprise. I'm wondering if these badges would be a more powerful incentive if the could be seen but not really seen BEFORE they're awarded...

Jen

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I created three of these in slightly different colors. Scholarly sources are a requirement for papers written in WRIT 122. Once students have earned three awards, one for each paper they write, they can earn the wise old owl badge.

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 I know my current badges are all clunky and boring, but I like the theme.  I'm currently working on microbes for badges which will be so cool  with our Microbiology theme.    -Jen

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 I know my current badges are all clunky and boring, but I like the theme.  I'm currently working on microbes for badges which will be so cool  with our Microbiology theme.    -Jen

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I made this badge this weekend using PowerPoint because the badge maker wasn't loading. Anyway, this was the reason for giving this badge: "I had to create a badge just for you because you're the first to earn FOUR PERFECT quiz scores in a ROW. You should be so proud!"

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I made this badge this weekend using PowerPoint because the badge maker wasn't loading. Anyway, this was the reason for giving this badge: "I had to create a badge just for you because you're the first to earn FOUR PERFECT quiz scores in a ROW. You should be so proud!"

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I have self assessment worksheets that include content from the prerequisite courses that I expect the students to know. I provide them to the students so that they can double-check if they have any deficiencies. It's totally optional for them. But, with this conditional release for whether or not they've clicked content, I can quickly see who has actually (at least) clicked on the assessments.

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If a student clicked on a certain content item that was ahead of what we were working on, I gave them a little surprise. This was a conditional release that I later revoked when we got closer to that content. I could move it ahead even if I wanted to.

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I have all they typical badges, checklist complete, discussion starter, perfect score, even two and three perfect in a row.  But, I wanted some badges that everyone got.  So, I made this one that I awarded half-way through the semester. -Jen

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I awarded these for students who showed a 10% or higher increase in exam scores.  -Jenifer

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I made this one for scholarly sources in an assignment. - Amy

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I gave this one manually, when a student did something beyond the basic course expectations. - Meg

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This badge is for scoring above 75% on any exam. - Meg

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I award this badge when students post their first exam. - Meg