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EUROPORTFOLIO

About
Open Badges Issues
and Opportunities!
Serge Ravet
ADPIOS, EUROPORTFOLIO

Wednesday, 18 December 13
Asymmetry
&
Rewards

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OBI
Asymmetry

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Unanswered question
You can
trust me

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Fine, but
why should I
trust you?
Power asymmetry

Authority
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System asymmetry

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System fragmentation

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Consequences

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Trust fragmentation

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Centre
Periphery
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A Network has no
Centre!

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OBI is not (yet) a trust
infrastructure

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Next Step?

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From

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To
Open Badges as
Rewards

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Certificate

"They gave fifty-one preschoolers a chance
to draw with Magic Markers. Some of them,
however, were told that if they drew
pictures they would each receive a special,
personalized certificate, decorated with a
red ribbon and a gold star.
Between a week and two weeks later, the
children were observed in their classrooms.
Those who had been told in advance of the
certificate they would receive, Lepper
discovered, now seemed to be less
interested in drawing with Magic Markers
than the other children were—and less
interested than they themselves had been
before the reward was offered."

Open Badge
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Punished by Rewards p. 70
?
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Why would anyone expect that
replacing “a special, personalized
certificate, decorated with a red
ribbon and a gold star” with an
Open Badge bring any different
results?
Possible Developments?

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Open Badges as the
elementary blocks of

Trusted Identities
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End Asymmetry Now!

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EUROPORTFOLIO

Merci !
Serge Ravet
@szerge
ADPIOS, EUROPORTFOLIO

Wednesday, 18 December 13

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