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BadgeKit Glossary
Common words and jargon-bombs.
Assessor / Reviewer - A person who checks a person's evidence to see if it meets a badge's criteria. They sometimes use a rubric.
Backpack - A tool used to collect, organize, and show earned badges.
Badge Status
- Active - A published badge available for earning
- Archive(d) - A badge no longer Active or available to earn
- Draft - A saved badge that's not yet Active
- Template - A generic badge used to initiate a new Draft badge
- Publish - The act of making a Draft badge into an Active badge
Criteria - The requirements for earning a badge.
Earner - A person who performs the necessary requirements to earn a badge.
Evidence - Links, text, images, and other media used by a person to show that they meet the criteria for a Badge.
Issuer - Person or organization who offers badges and issues them to earners. Sometimes the issuer is also the assessor.
Metadata - Information contained within a badge that defines it, e.g., names it, describes it, and links to other important details like the badge's criteria and issuer.
Rubric - A tool used to assess badge criteria in a standardized way; to aid consistency in review. Can also be used to check evidence to see if it meets a badge's criteria, if the badge requires evidence.
System - A collection of different items, e.g., badges, criteria, rubrics, etcetera, connected by a plan/goal/idea that often yields a sum greater than its parts.
Verify - Confirmation that a specific badge was issued to a specific person.
For support working with BadgeKit or Open Badges, use any of the following channels:
- Post general questions in our Community Google Group and post technical questions in our Dev Google Group.
- Reach members of the Open Badges team directly on IRC (irc.mozilla.org) on the #badges channel.
- Email questions directly to [email protected] and a member of the team will follow-up.
- Follow or tweet the Open Badges team @OpenBadges.
- Get involved or submit issues via the GitHub repos - feedback is always appreciated!
Introduction
Users
Developers
- Self-Hosting Guide
- Troubleshooting BadgeKit
- API Introduction
- User API
- BadgeKit and Open Badges Resources
Concepts
Design
History