2018/NYC/badges
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Badges was a session at IndieWebCamp NYC 2018.
Notes archived from: https://etherpad.indieweb.org/badges
- IndieWebCamp NYC 2018
- Session: #badges
- When: 2018-09-28 14:10
- https://indieweb.org/2018/NYC/Sessions
Participants
- Greg McVerry (session facilitator)
- Nate Otto (remote) / Director Badgr Platform, Concentric Sky / @ottonomy / notto@concentricsky.com / https://badgr.com / he-him-his
- Jess Klein / @iamjessklein /wikimedia.org
- Chris Aldrich (remote)
- Tantek รelik
- Aaron Parecki
- David Shanske
- Jason McIntosh
- Jack Jamieson (remote)
- Stephen Downes
- dougbeal (remote)
- Marty McGuire
- Add yourself hereโฆ (see this for more details)
Notes
NATE!!!!! HELLO Howdy!
Greg McVerry walked through example of his having sent badges from his recent class edu522
Event Attendance example
Greg McVerry wrote up a workflow for event attendance. Photo:
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Not too dissimilar to Pokemon Go where people can collect monsters, which could be done via webmention per Tantek รelik conversation with Ben Werdmรผller indiemon brainstorming design starts here: https://chat.indieweb.org/2016-07-14#t1468465361878000 Three actors:
Venue creators Monster creator Monster collectors
This also sounds similar to sticker replies or photo_reply.
- +1 the UX from a tool like slack is another interesting way to casually recognize somebody. I built a little proof of concept hipchat bot last year that would react to "/props to Greg McVerry for coming up with interesting ways to use badges" to award a "kudos" badgeclass with open badges 2.0 evidence narrative of "for coming up with interesting ways to use badges" -Nate
This same concept could be done as a digital passport for checkins and travel which includes digital passport stamps.
"Monster creator" inspiration: https://gopherize.me/
- aaronpk found: https://robohash.org/
See Also
- Pokemon with Microformats
Assertion Workflows
David Shanske: Since I wasn't going to try Indiemon, I wrote up my technical suggestion for Greg McVerry https://david.shanske.com/2018/09/28/thoughts-about-assertion-workflows/