Mozilla officially announced its Open Badges Project today at an event in Washington DC. The news conference, where Mozilla's executive director Mark Surman was joined by Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and others, occurred at 6am PST, so like most left coasters, I woke up to a Twitter stream discussing the project.
I opted to Storify some of the conversation to capture some of the initial reactions and questions people are raising. I do plan to circle back around and write more later.
Mozilla's Open Badges Announcement, Storified
by Audrey Watters on 15 Sep, 2011
Mozilla officially announced its Open Badges Project today at an event in Washington DC. The news conference, where Mozilla's executive director Mark Surman was joined by Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and others, occurred at 6am PST, so like most left coasters, I woke up to a Twitter stream discussing the project.
I opted to Storify some of the conversation to capture some of the initial reactions and questions people are raising. I do plan to circle back around and write more later.
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Tags: arne duncan, mozilla, open badges, storify
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Audrey Watters is a technology journalist, freelance writer, ed-tech advocate, recovering academic, rabble-rouser, and single mom.
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