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Open Badges have already entered the field of education internationally, as they are suggested as an alternative way of supporting and recognizing informally acquired knowledge and skills through various learning environments, situations and experiences. Concerns about the validity and reliability of a badge and the pedagogical dimension of its use (e.g. as a motivation tool) are already being raised by researchers and users. Therefore, a new field is opened for future research on the use of badges in education, the conditions of their pedagogical use and their importance in the way of…mehr

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Open Badges have already entered the field of education internationally, as they are suggested as an alternative way of supporting and recognizing informally acquired knowledge and skills through various learning environments, situations and experiences. Concerns about the validity and reliability of a badge and the pedagogical dimension of its use (e.g. as a motivation tool) are already being raised by researchers and users. Therefore, a new field is opened for future research on the use of badges in education, the conditions of their pedagogical use and their importance in the way of recognition/assessment of non-formal or/and informal learning. The work on hand is divided in two sections. In the first section, we briefly present the relevant literature review concerning the characteristics of badges and focus on some of the multiple perspectives from the use of badges. In the second section, we present case studies from Greece and Europe, which highlight the use of open badgesas recognition and assessment tools in diverse learning frameworks. As a result, we present a revised, enriched form of the Papadimitriou-Niari (2019) prototype digital credential system.
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Autorenporträt
Maria Niari is a researcher in the field of Open & Distance Learning and Educational Technology. Sofia Papadimitriou is the Head of RadioTelevision and Digital Media for the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs in Greece, and she also is a Tutor-Counselor at the Hellenic Open University in Open & Distance Learning courses.