Guide for training centers and educators

If you provide training and education for adults, badges can allow to support learners by showing they master competences and that they have skills and behaviours required by companies.

The Guide for educational institutions (EN)  explains what is an Open Badge and answers all your questions for a practical deployment in your organisation. It is also available in German, Spanish, French, Swedish and Slovene.

The Guide fo educators (EN) develops awareness about badges, it shows how to create them and how to integrate them in a learning path. It is also available in German, Spanish, French, Swedish and Slovene.

These guides are licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.

Guide for learners

Aside from certificates and diplomas, how can I show my key skills? How to convince employers that I have the right skills for work? Why are badges useful for my career? How and where can I get badges?

This short guide provides all information to understand what are badges and how they can be used in a learning path.

These guides are licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.

Good practices

You are involved in adult education and you want to develop the use of Open Badges.
The Catalog of practices will give you examples of learning activities benefiting from the added value of badges.

Tutorials

These video-tutorials will guide you for the concrete elaboration of various types
of Open Badges. How to design a badge? How to include the right meta-data? How to manage badges?
How to promote badges in your environment? How to help learners using and valorising their badges?

Badges

The partners of Open Badges for adult education created many badges. They issue these badges to their learners.

About us

The Open Badges for adult education project involves
5 organisations in Europe

The project is coordinated by the Greta du Velay.

 

The OpenBadges project

The objective of our project is to test and promote the use of Mozilla Open Badges among adult education organisations, educators and learners at ground level.

We will explore how we can valorise the key competences of learners as well as the behaviours and skills that are particularly demanded by employers such as the capacity to adapt, to work in group or to respect deadlines. Our work is in line with the identification, documentation and validation of non formal and informal learning as most of these skills and attitudes are developed in various contexts and do not constitute the key components of certificates or diplomas competency frameworks.

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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.

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