#1 Badge Idea

www.appleteacher.apple.com

Have teachers complete the training for Pages and earn the badge on the Apple website for Pages. Upload the certificate of completion to earn the badge on here.

Submit evidence on how you can use Excel to collect and compare student data.  What makes Excel a useful tool for this?

what about a badge that focuses on the mental health of a teacher? You could get points for excersicing and taking care of your body. One way to track it could be gettting a certain amount of steps within a time limit. 

The person should snap a picture of themselves wearing a Turner shirt. For evidence they should tweet it out with the hashtag #CaughtaBear .

Connecting to the World is more than searching the Web. It is finding people around the world for our students to connect with.

Teachers could connect with a classroom in another country through:

Pen pal and e-mail project
Video conferencing
Video exchanges
Co-teaching through video conferencing 

Evidence:  Photos of letters/emails, sharing of videos, lesson plans

Teachers could say how they use it in their classrooms, and what they like about it!

Add some kind of movement to your lesson! Add a gif/video to show evidence. 

Teachers must explore Fuel Up to Play 60 website and create an account.

Allow users to show the things they are skilled at within Office 365. An example, do you need a survey for students, have you used Microsoft Forms from 365? This would allow the individual to find a local expert on the product.

Engage in a Mystery Skype with another classroom somewhere in the world, district, or even your own building! Teachers coordinate a video chat with another classroom and students take turns asking and answering yes or no questions as they race to discover the other class's mystery number/shape/location.Teachers can share evidence by including a transcript of some student questions, a screenshot of the video chat, or a photograph of the class participating.

Evidence of a teacher doing something to build relationships with students. (Notes of encouragement, positive office referrals??)