Your thoughts on Micro-Credentialing and SIM

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Last updated June 18, 2015 at 11:22 AM by kucrl
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What are your thoughts about the new SIM micro-credential badge program?
How will you use them in your practice?

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Micro-credentialing is exciting! I'm making all sorts of connections!

Micro-credentialing will become an active, real time resume of my professional development

scolewhit Over 10 years ago

Tech Integration Specialist in 1:1 iPad high school.

I am especially interested in taking this concept back to my high school in St. Paul. I am the tech integration coordinator for the roll out of 1:1 devices at Harding High School. I am excited to work with some teachers in applying micro credentials to their coursework. I think that this would be a very engaging way to motivate and involve students in their learning.

motzel Over 10 years ago

Micro-Credentialing is very exciting as we move towards more digital learning experiences.

aliceschmitges Over 10 years ago

Micro-credentialing is going to provide multiple routes for educators to engage with SIM.

dgillam Over 10 years ago

I have completed one badge, and this is my second.

sdaniello Over 10 years ago

I'm not sure yet how this links to deepening teachers' professional development, but I am open to continuing to learn.

barbv Over 10 years ago

Micro-Credentialing in SIM is great. Many teachers who are implementing various routines and strategies are masters at using them.

jerrin Over 10 years ago

Love the idea and know it will be fun and challenging.

I love the concept, and at the same time, I know there will be a bit of a steep learning curve. I suppose I need to get on my hiking books....they are old friends.
Technology is both amazing and challenging. I am looking forward to learning from this process that will keep me connected to others as well as organize my own artifacts in a fun and engaging way.