Open badges Part 3: framework and strategies in action

By Naomi Hennah

Issue 372 | Page 76 | Published Mar 2019

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The case for teaching manipulative and procedural competencies and how to do so is demonstrated, with a trial implementing the open badge framework and strategies in an informal setting.

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