Badging Review 5.0

The person who is responsible for distributing the badge and essentially verifying it if necessary:

• Recipient

• Issuer

• Employer

• Standard

The person who earns the badge is referred to as the _____

• Recipient

• Issuer

• Employer

• Standard

Interoperability in badging means...

• the limited use of digital badges on specific platforms
• the inability of digital badges to be shared
• the exclusivity of digital badges within a single system
• the ability of digital badges to be shared and recognized across different platforms and systems

Which of the following functions as the best way to verify the validity of a badge?

• Blockchain

• Badge name and icon

• Image color and design

• Json metadata

Malikah earns a cyber security 1.0 badge in her CTE program as a freshman in high school. She can now move on to cyber security 2.0. This is an example of

• certifying

• laddering

• stacking

• credentialing

Jax completes his sophomore career course in Computer Applications 1.0 and earns the related badge. Now he can move on to the following: Computer Programming 1.1, Cybersecurity 1.1, or Information Technologies Help Desk Training 1.1. He can take any of these courses and then move forward to a 1.2 level course, or take another 1.1 course on this list. This movement across skillsets or disciplines is known as _______.

• career pathway discovery
• badge laddering

• discipline progression
• badge stacking

What is the acronym for the global learning consortium that creates the highest education technology standards in an attempt to ensure and promote interoperability?

(a)  

What is the problem with not being able to verify a digital badge?

• The problem with not being able to verify a digital badge is the lack of aesthetics
• The problem with not being able to verify a digital badge is the lack of importance
• The problem with not being able to verify a digital badge is the lack of functionality
• The problem with not being able to verify a digital badge is the lack of credibility and potential for misuse.

The requirements to earn a badge are known as the

• evidence

• criteria

• standards

• tags

The listed required proof for completion of a badging requirement that demonstrates it was earned is known as

• evidence

• criteria

• standards

• tags