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Time Magazine article features digital badges as a new credential and way to combat the "sit and get," "drive by," "spray and pray" methods of teacher PD

Badges are no longer a trend -- they are becoming a legitimate way to demonstrate knowledge, skills and credentials.

Badges for science teachers coming soon!

A broad and comprehensive overview of the K-20 badging movement

Take a look at how Lipscomb University is thinking about competency-based learning and badges -- a reimagining of how skills can be a currency in the work force.

Article features merits of badges for professional development, credentials and capturing the full identity of a learner, both in informal and formal learning settings

Will badges disrupt how we design and think about learning?

A growing collection of articles that tracks digital badges for professional credentials

Badges are a new currency for credentialing -- NOT 21st Century smiley stickers

Badges as micro-credentials are going to lead the way for teachers to access competency-based professional development and gain deeper skills.

Wow -- 20.8 million students are enrolled in noncredit programs. How will they show what they know? Open badges, of course!

A new layer to badge learning is coming... verification of badges. What do you think?

Mozilla re-booted proficiency-based credentialing. A badge is not a static piece of paper but a dynamic credential that tells the story of the leaner and their competencies. It's not about seat time, but about skills and knowledge.

Badges: Transition from paper credentials to digital! What do you think teachers?