Your thoughts on Micro-Credentialing and SIM

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Last updated June 18, 2015 at 11:22 AM by kucrl
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What are your thoughts about the new SIM micro-credential badge program?
How will you use them in your practice?

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Micro-credentialing is exciting! I'm making all sorts of connections!

Micro-credentialing will become an active, real time resume of my professional development

scolewhit Almost 9 years ago

Tech Integration Specialist in 1:1 iPad high school.

I am especially interested in taking this concept back to my high school in St. Paul. I am the tech integration coordinator for the roll out of 1:1 devices at Harding High School. I am excited to work with some teachers in applying micro credentials to their coursework. I think that this would be a very engaging way to motivate and involve students in their learning.

motzel Almost 9 years ago

Micro-Credentialing is very exciting as we move towards more digital learning experiences.

aliceschmitges Almost 9 years ago

Micro-credentialing is going to provide multiple routes for educators to engage with SIM.

dgillam Almost 9 years ago

I have completed one badge, and this is my second.

sdaniello Almost 9 years ago

I'm not sure yet how this links to deepening teachers' professional development, but I am open to continuing to learn.

barbv Almost 9 years ago

Micro-Credentialing in SIM is great. Many teachers who are implementing various routines and strategies are masters at using them.

jerrin Almost 9 years ago

Love the idea and know it will be fun and challenging.

I love the concept, and at the same time, I know there will be a bit of a steep learning curve. I suppose I need to get on my hiking books....they are old friends.
Technology is both amazing and challenging. I am looking forward to learning from this process that will keep me connected to others as well as organize my own artifacts in a fun and engaging way.