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Reflections on “Badges: Peril or Possibility”

By On August 9, 2012 · 4 Comments

Yesterday was rich with conversations about badges. Early in the day HASTAC and Mozilla hosted a webinar with Judd Antin, a User Experience Researcher from Facebook, on the Social Psychology of Badges. Later in the evening, I was fortunate to be part of a conversation about assessment hosted by P2PU Community Member [...]

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What we did at the School of Open Workshop and Virtual Sprint

By On July 27, 2012 · 3 Comments

There have been a few crickets since the last School of Open blog post, but for good reason as Molly, Piet, and I have been busy planning and putting on two School of Open intensive workshops this week — one virtual, and one grounded entirely in physical reality. I’ll start by giving you [...]

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More progress on the School of Open!

By On July 23, 2012 · Leave a Comment

School of Open is moving along nicely. By the end of last week we had:

++ written up a nice purpose/scope/values document;

++ created a set of guidelines for contributing to the School;

++ structured a virtual sprint (happening tomorrow) to build components of the School;

++ tried/failed to make a skills map;

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