
Digital Badge Review Meeting 2014
Stakeholders gathered at Las Positas College in May 2014 to explore digital badges for recognizing skills from traditional and non-traditional learning.
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Stakeholders gathered at Las Positas College in May 2014 to explore digital badges for recognizing skills from traditional and non-traditional learning.

As new providers challenge colleges' hold on information, entrepreneurs are disrupting higher education and targeting the fast-growing adult-student market.

A Public Agenda report, with SynED commentary, examines how adults without degrees weigh returning to school and what information helps them make wiser choices.

Through GenCyber camps, Carrie Raleigh and Knea Hawley build confidence in middle and high school girls with an all-female cybersecurity learning environment.

With a marketing background, Securing Our eCity's Liz Fraumann makes cybersecurity approachable for students, seniors, and businesses through competitions.

LAUSD's William Diaz develops self-paced online CyberPatriot training to reach underserved students, expanding cyber competition access beyond in-person.

Musician-turned-coach Irvin Lemus builds labs and challenges through CyberPatriot and Cisco competitions to show students that cybersecurity is within reach.

Coastline College's Tobi West runs a cybersecurity apprenticeship program and mentors young women, delivering the guidance she couldn't find early on.