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Using digital badges to enhance nursing students' attendance and motivation.
Nurse Education in Practice, 2021Absenteeism is an emerging issue in nursing education. Most nursing schools adopt a punitive rather than a motivational approach to its mitigation. Digital badges have recently been used to increase motivation in the classroom.
M. Joseph +3 more
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RF-Badge: Vital Sign-Based Authentication via RFID Tag Array on Badges
IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2021Nowadays, authentication systems are usually required to provide continuous, contactless, and non-intrusive services. In this paper, we propose RF-Badge, a vital sign-based authentication scheme on human subjects to meet the above requirements by using ...
Jin Ning +7 more
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A systematic review of digital badges in health care education
Medical Education, 2020A challenge to competency‐based medical education is the verification of skill acquisition. Digital badges represent an innovative instruction strategy involving the credentialing of competencies to provide evidence for achievement.
Julie A. Noyes +3 more
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Can “Gold Medal” Online Sellers Earn Gold? The Impact of Reputation Badges on Sales
Journal of Management Information Systems, 2020Reputation systems have been an important component for improvement of online markets’ efficiency by reducing uncertainty about the quality of the sellers.
Hsing Kenneth Cheng +2 more
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GamifiCHI: thematized badges for HCI courses
Simpósio Brasileiro de Fatores Humanos em Sistemas Computacionais, 2021Schools and universities face the great challenge of keeping students engaged in learning activities, and research communities strive to keep and share their history and culture.
Roberto Pereira +2 more
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Tailored Science Badges: Enabling New Forms of Research Interaction
Conference on Designing Interactive Systems, 2021Science faces a reproducibility crisis. There is a need to establish open science practices within the academic reputation economy. Open Science Badges address this issue by promoting and acknowledging research sharing and documentation.
S. Feger +3 more
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Simulation modelling practice and theory, 2020
Technical Question & Answering (QA (2) When personality traits are considered together as multivariate data, there are clusters of users, each one characterized by different scores of traits.
Maria Papoutsoglou +2 more
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Technical Question & Answering (QA (2) When personality traits are considered together as multivariate data, there are clusters of users, each one characterized by different scores of traits.
Maria Papoutsoglou +2 more
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2017
First published by De Gruyter. Rasmussen, Ann Marie. “Badges: Abzeichen Als Sprechende Objekte.” Historische Dialogforschung. Ed. Monika Unzeitig, Angela Schrott, and Nine Miedema. Vol. 3. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2017. 469–487. Print. Stimme Und Performanz in Der Mittelalterlichen Literatur.
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First published by De Gruyter. Rasmussen, Ann Marie. “Badges: Abzeichen Als Sprechende Objekte.” Historische Dialogforschung. Ed. Monika Unzeitig, Angela Schrott, and Nine Miedema. Vol. 3. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2017. 469–487. Print. Stimme Und Performanz in Der Mittelalterlichen Literatur.
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Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-Learning, 2020
In this article, we examined school leaders’ perceptions of open badges for teacher candidates. We emailed one of two forms of a survey to principals and assistant principals in five school districts in the United States.
D. Randall, R. West
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In this article, we examined school leaders’ perceptions of open badges for teacher candidates. We emailed one of two forms of a survey to principals and assistant principals in five school districts in the United States.
D. Randall, R. West
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Radiology, 1961
Going into our nuclear future, where radiation promises to be a ubiquitous companion, it's gratifying to know that we have as good and unobtrusive a chaperone as the film badge. I only wish she didn't put on airs. Her strong features are: (1) She is on the job; (2) she is paid for her work, so does not neglect it; (3) she is cold to her charge's pleas ...
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Going into our nuclear future, where radiation promises to be a ubiquitous companion, it's gratifying to know that we have as good and unobtrusive a chaperone as the film badge. I only wish she didn't put on airs. Her strong features are: (1) She is on the job; (2) she is paid for her work, so does not neglect it; (3) she is cold to her charge's pleas ...
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