"open" badges brainstorm from Open.Michigan: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjJzb_WsEGL9dE9ld3pwUXFMOEdCV0Y3akxiYVVBX0E#gid=0
http://www.curatorscode.org/
web literacies by Doug Belshaw https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webliteracies03
http://i.imgur.com/zf9oe.gif
Skills
Meta Skills
Using/Remixing/Exploring
(content, tools, practices)
-Media Remixer: I made a song, photo, video or a story that remixes openly licensed or public domain content
- Open detective: I know how to find open content of all kinds
- OER Buddha: I know how to search for OER materials
-Attributor: I know how to attribute licensed content
-Music finder : I know how to find openly licensed music
-Video finder : I know how to find openly licensed video
-Photo finder, sharer/publisher
-I know how to recognize openly licensed content in the wild
-I know about metadata
-I built on public domain
- Master of the public domain: I can find public domain resources
- Curator of open content
Creating/Sharing (Building/Authoring)
(content, tools, practices)
-Open filmmaker - I added a cc licensed video in You tube
-Open photographer - I added a cc licensed photo in Flickr
-Open Musician - I added a cc licenced song
-Super Blogger -
- Data actuator - I share my research data in open formats with an open license
- I know how to choose the right CC license for my project
-I know how to make my web page/blog CC license machine-readable
Connecting/Networking/Social/Participating/Visibility/Transparency
(content, tools, practices)
I collaborated on an open project
I contributed to an open project
I documented my processes so other people could follow them
I retweeted an open project tweet
I used an open social networking tool, eg. Identi.ca vs. Twitter
I gave people avenues to participate in... and to give feedback. I made it clear how the feedback would be incorporated.
I let people help me dress (Go Try It On)
Teaching/Advocating/Accountability/Learning
(content, tools, practices)
- I taught someone how to use CC
- I convinced my organization to adopt CC licenses
-Licenseur: a connoisseur of licenses, aka (open) licensing expert
- I know how to research OER materials
- 1I create OER materials
- I practice what I preach
-I blog about openess
- I continually expand my understanding of theories of openness
Protecting
-(Open) Creator
- I convinced someone to use a CC license.
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I met a contributor to an open project I participate in in real life. (Laura and Molly just earned a badge)
Exploring - The cognitive and affective abilities needed to navigate and understand the community, culture and digital life. The World Wide Web offers and provides opportunity to use various digital spaces to learn about, question and evaluate human perceptions and actions.
Authoring - Being expressive, creative and constructive on the World Wide Web while articulating individual thoughts in the global, digital exchange of methods and resources and respecting the creative work of others.
Connecting – Communicating about and networking in digital life while participating in a respectful manner. Recognizing and adhering to the ethics of online communities.
Building - Confdently and creatively attempting to solve technical and social problems through incremental and iterative approaches. Using the ability to think on multiple levels of abstraction and modularization to develop material.
Protecting - Safely and securely participating in self-expression and civic duties in the Information Age. Understanding that the protection of the World Wide Web as a free and open public resource is a civic responsibility and the affective ability to claim solidarity for protective actions.
__________________________________ Skills mapped to courses _______________________________________
Few Steps to a Strong Course & Robust Assessment
Step 1: Identify Skills that you want people to know.
Step 2: Develop activities that would show mastery of those skills.
Step 3: Draft assessment that's in line with the skills you've identified.
Perhaps a useful guide: https://p2pu.org/en/groups/make-a-course/content/bonus-task-playstorm/
Types of Badges
Skill badges--https://p2pu.org/en/groups/writing-for-the-web/content/find-your-web-voice/
- show up in comments
- require 1 vote
- usually associated with traits (Helpful feedback etc)
Community badges
- require evidence that you've completed a project
- https://p2pu.org/en/badges/html-basic/
- designer decides how many people need to vote to get the badge
- designer decides how well people need to complete the activity
Stealth badges
- awarded automatically in tandem with activity/usage on the site
- no peer review
- more gamification oriented
Course 1: Get CC Savvy (since revised)
https://p2pu.org/en/groups/get-cc-savvy/
I've outlined the skills associated with each Task (as I can recognize them).
I might tweak the course to make 1 task choosing a license and 1 task attributing someone else, with a project for each one (see Task 3).
I like the reflection in the last skill, but I might ask for evidence of the conversation: screenshot, drawing, email, etc. +1
Task 1 Skills:
- Basics of Copyright law & CC
Task 2 Skills:
- Understand the finer points of Creative Commons Licenses
- Recommended badge:
Task 3 Skills:
- Identify and apply CC licenses
- Recommended Badge:
- Community: "CC Hero: I know how to choose the right CC license for my project"
- Require 2 votes that you took a screenshot of your CC license builder and a photo of your proposed license.
- Icon: http://thenounproject.com/categories/people/ (with a CC logo in the rock they are lifting)
- Potential Badge (if you add another task on attribution):
Task 4 Skills:
- Articulate your understanding of licenses
- Share your understanding with someone else
- Recommended badge:
These don't make sense, but I like them:
Find the Perfect Photo (draft)
https://p2pu.org/en/groups/finding-the-perfect-photo/
Task 1 Skills:
- Search & locate an openly licensed photo
- Recommended badge:
Task 2 Skills:
- Identify copyright (the exercise/task could be clearer here: what do you want them to do/post?--also could use some visual examples)
- Recommended badge
Task 3 Skills:
- Learn and apply attribution (maybe a table what questions you would like answered?)
Task 4 Skills:
- Share (with appreciation)
- I contributed to an open project
Add Task 5 Skill: (proposed new task)
- Add a photo of yours to Flickr or Wikimedia and openly license it
- Recommended badge:
Again, these don't make sense, but I like them: