Digital learning that gets results
I help organisations to develop digital learning that works and individuals to get the most out of their own learning.
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Digital learning that gets results
I help organisations to develop digital learning that works and individuals to get the most out of their own learning.
Want to know more?
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Articles, talks and tutorials
Why Open Badges?
Explore the benefits of Open Badges, how they transform informal workplace learning into visible achievements and why their attached evidence creates more meaningful recognition than traditional certificates or digital badges.
Designing Open Badges
Design Open Badges that drive real outcomes and deliver business value. In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to create badges with clear criteria and evidence requirements, ensuring they recognize meaningful workplace skills and achievements.
What is an Open Badge?
Read about what makes Open Badges unique, their technical structure and how they enable issuers to recognize informal achievements and continuous learning with portable digital credentials that include real evidence.
Open Badges explainer for L&D
Discover how Open Badges can recognize and validate skills in workplace learning. In this introduction, we’ll explore what Open Badges are, how they work and how they can be applied in your learning design to acknowledge both formal and informal achievements.
Workplace learning: Why the responsibility rests with the learner
Who really holds the reins when it comes to learning in the workplace? We often look to learning providers and managers, but perhaps it’s time we shifted our focus to the ones in the driver’s seat: the learners themselves.
Managing the risks around AI chatbots in learning experiences
In this blog post, I delve into critical questions, exploring the reliability of AI in learning experiences and propose ways to manage the risks involved.