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Badges can be a helpful way to motivate and assess students. Instead of focusing solely on the final product or assessment, badging encourages kids to find value and motivation in mastering the steps toward a goal. It's also a valuable tool for keeping parents informed about what kids are learning.
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In the late 90’s, learning management systems came along and universities said great, now academics don’t need to know any of that technical stuff, they can just use the web interface in the LMS. Sadly the credential has traditionally been based on a time served model coupled with a an assessment of knowledge and understanding.
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Think of our schools as ecosystems – a complex network or interconnected system. Web Tools: Digication – ePortfolio and Assessment Management Systems. You have a brand to sell. You are expected to be good at everything at the same time. Schools as ecosystems. We need one another to make the whole run.
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