
Adult Online Educator OpenBadges The badge they are awarding is called AdEO – short for Adult Educator Online. You can earn it easily by showing that you have illustrated or discussed lifelong learning online. The AdEO badge is based on five inputs using various social media and tools and a brief reflection. Do I deserve being awarded the Adult Online Educator OpenBadges?
So I figure I need to demonstrate that not only am I a big fan of adult education, like all those IBM Education and Microsoft classes I have taken, that I also teach online. My thoughts are to show my journey from doing brown-bag lunches and Lunch-n-Learns at work over the years starting in 1998 at Coverdell & Co through CFLD to working at AOL in 2006. My latest adventures in teaching were in 2015 when I considered becoming an Instructional Designer(ID). I figured since I designed my own classes over the years I could be an ID. More than being a power-point-pretifier doing good ID work required demonstrated knowledge in how to teach, and how adults learned. A lot of big words that my brain “OH”ed and “AH”ed about. I think I am worthy of Adult Online Educator OpenBadges.
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Like for instance what is the Adult Online Educator OpenBadges program? This is. My blog is an example of adult online education. My moodle is another example. My Speaking Sumo blog in. My Leadership in action website is another example. My Twitter account is used as a resource for sharing tips and techniques on how and where to go to advance your knowledge (and sometimes have fun) Basically all this extra hoops, because I wanted to post my Eagle Scout badge that I earned in real life, on my LinkedIn as part of the “badges”. Like that was a big thing to earn.
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