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A Little Open Recognition Goes A Long Way

WAO at ePIC 2024

Nov 12

Title: Levels of Recognition. A semi-circle showing Personal, Interpersonal, Organisational, Societal, and Universal, with various graphics attached to each.

Nov 12

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Finding Unexamined Assumptions Through Systems Thinking and Ambiguity

How to gaining additional perspectives by focusing on boundary judgements, interrelationships, and feedback loops

Oct 23

Illustration showing a person with a fixed perspective. Outside of this area are the words “We don’t know what we don’t know”

Oct 23

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An Introduction to Systems Thinking

Part 3: Identifying leverage points

Sep 16

Tiny incremenental changes can produce a significant impact

Sep 16

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An Introduction to Systems Thinking

Part 2: Understanding Feedback Loops

Aug 30

Diagram labelled ‘Example of feedback loop interactions’ showing positive and negative feedback between elements such as ‘feature complexity’ and ‘feature usage’

Aug 30

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An Introduction to Systems Thinking

Part 1: Three Key Principles

Aug 23

Simple system diagram showing four different sized coloured circles. Three of them are within a dotted line labelled ‘Boundary’

Aug 23

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Demystifying User Research

A step-by-step guide from WAO

Aug 16

Illustrated infographic depicting various aspects of understanding user behaviour: normal day, problems, tech use, services, needs, and behaviours.

Aug 16

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Behind the Scenes of Our New Project on Job Readiness Credentials

A step-by-step guide to our project kickoff with Jobs for the Future and International Rescue Committee

Jul 9

JFF and IRC logos

Jul 9

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Building Credibility into Digital Credentials

Validity + Reliability + Viability = Credibility

Jun 19

A blue triangle labeled “Validity” at the top, “Reliability” at the bottom left, and “Viability” at the bottom right, with “Credibility” pointing to the centre.

Jun 19

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Making Credentials Work for Everyone

How to think about the three-sided marketplace of skills validation

Jun 13

Two-pane comic with title ‘The trouch of disillusionment’. On the left side, a person is excitedly saying “Wow!” and holding a hexagon with the words ‘Open Badge’ on it. On the right side, they’re holding it down, scowling a little, and saying “Now what can I *do* with it?”

Jun 13

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A Compendium of Credentialing

From badge design to the future of recognition in networks

Jun 6

Ratatouille-style rat with a chef’s hat and wooden spoon next to a sign saying “Anyone can issue Verifiable Credentials!”

Jun 6

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