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What happens if you earn a badge more than once?
Note that if the same badge is earned multiple times, it will only count once towards the candidate score. Any badge with a ” (retired)” next to it is no longer awarded, but is retained by users who previously earned them. See this answer for more info on what it means for a badge to be retired.
Where to display badges and what to do with them?
Displaying your earned badges can be fun and allows you to show off what you’re learning, what tech tools you’ve mastered, and even how you can help other educators. 1. Social Media The first place I usually show off my badge is on social media.
What’s the best way to earn a badge?
Professional development that provides badges or micro-credentials adds an element of fun to your learning. There are many reasons to earn badges and micro-credentials. Saving and organizing your badges is a snap with Google Drive, online profiles, or through the badging system itself.
How are badges earned on a web site?
Users may earn badges on any site for positive contributions to established tags used on that site. Each tag badge has the same name as the tag for which it was awarded. When a user meets the requirements for a tag badge that has never been awarded, the system creates and awards it automatically.
Where can I find a list of badges?
Visit the Badges section of the Help Center on any site to see a complete list of badges that you can filter by earned, unearned, or type. Manually awarding means manually selecting a bounty winner; letting the system automatically award the bounty does not count ( source ). Not awarded on per-site metas, since those sites do not have bounties.
Are there any questions that need an answer?
There are very few questions to customers that need actual answers, and usually they require docs, spreadsheets, files etc as a response. The vast majority of questions are either decisions (do x or y), or choices (red or blue).