I enjoyed having conversations with Doug Belshaw this morning as we walked around Amersfoort. Tonight I’m going through his presentation on Open Badges for the Dutch national libraries conference this week, which was why he was in town and which provided the opportunity to meet up.
I wonder how I could connect the convictions my company has about our work with open badges, and how such badges can play a role in promoting the skills connected to those convictions to our team and new hires, as well as our wider network. Meet-ups, unconferences, that we already organise may turn into a bit more, by acknowledging the knowledge and skills transfer taking place with a badge perhaps, by issuing them from our company. As recognition for things we deem important. I also associate it with my train of thought on framing our convictions and principles in terms of SDGs. Lots to chew on, besides badges, like co-ops, as well.
@Ton ZijlstraAre you going to provide badgets for all “Keietrekkers”? (yes, I was one in the past, born and raised).
@ton @dajbelshaw Just noticed following the URL from your site that TechPledge is not displaying as it should.Btw, regarding pledges you may be interested in the work by @ialja of #ResponsibleTech .. see this toot: https://mastodon.social/@ialja/107888474098643678
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iAlja (@ialja@mastodon.social)
@humanetech odd, it was still there in Jan (https://web.archive.org/web/20220124055502/https://www.techpledge.org/ ) Looks like the domain wasn’t renewed.
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@ton Glad to hear it! And always up for follow-up conversations on any and all of the above