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Last updated April 6, 2015 at 3:43 PM by benroome
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A2: New features for badges! Different programs have different needs and not all platforms provide the same thing.… https://t.co/4Kq0ouOJbF

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badgrteam About 6 years ago

A1: My first badge was from @ottonomy and it was for Kitten Appreciation. Another favorite badge came from… https://t.co/X9wvAGeav2

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badgrteam About 6 years ago

A2: analytics 4 tracking earners, reviewers. Also endorsements field to give additional weight to badges. Not many have it #BadgeChatK12

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rickwest Over 7 years ago

A3: how stable is the company hosting this data? If the company goes poof, the metadata in the badge does to. #BadgeChatK12

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rickwest Over 7 years ago

A2: At our school, I'm the librarian/tech guru, so would be the most likely candidate! #BadgeChatK12

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readforcupcakes About 8 years ago

A2: Librarians are most often in contact with all school teachers in some sort of PLC, great to be the go-to-person #BadgeChatK12

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readforcupcakes About 8 years ago

Just registered for it the other day! #edustoked #badgechatk12 https://t.co/phk8c3xdYw

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greggeilers About 8 years ago

A2: Librarians can act as the Steve Nash of badges by assisting Ss in connecting them to resources to master specific content. #badgechatk12

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greggeilers About 8 years ago

@Jyoung1219 I'm just exploring how we might use badges in PD. Would love to connect. #BadgeChatK12

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dramyill About 8 years ago

A1: Badges for reading a series of books, or award-winning books, writing reviews, or participating in #NaNoWriMo #BadgeChatK12

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dramyill About 8 years ago

Agreed @JenPeyrot The real long term value of badges is that they show evidence of learning #BadgechatK12 @donpresant

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benroome About 8 years ago

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urbie About 8 years ago

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A2: New features for badges! Different programs have different needs and not all platforms provide the same thing.… https://t.co/4Kq0ouOJbF

A1: My first badge was from @ottonomy and it was for Kitten Appreciation. Another favorite badge came from… https://t.co/X9wvAGeav2

A2: analytics 4 tracking earners, reviewers. Also endorsements field to give additional weight to badges. Not many have it #BadgeChatK12

A3: how stable is the company hosting this data? If the company goes poof, the metadata in the badge does to. #BadgeChatK12

A2: At our school, I'm the librarian/tech guru, so would be the most likely candidate! #BadgeChatK12

A2: Librarians are most often in contact with all school teachers in some sort of PLC, great to be the go-to-person #BadgeChatK12

Just registered for it the other day! #edustoked #badgechatk12 https://t.co/phk8c3xdYw

A2: Librarians can act as the Steve Nash of badges by assisting Ss in connecting them to resources to master specific content. #badgechatk12

@Jyoung1219 I'm just exploring how we might use badges in PD. Would love to connect. #BadgeChatK12

A1: Badges for reading a series of books, or award-winning books, writing reviews, or participating in #NaNoWriMo #BadgeChatK12

Agreed @JenPeyrot The real long term value of badges is that they show evidence of learning #BadgechatK12 @donpresant

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