Recognition of non-formal learning
This badge is awarded to participants who have actively engaged in the KEKS conference seminar on Cities of Learning. Participants have explored how Cities and regions can collaborate to create inclusive learning environments where young people can develop and showcase their skills. They have gained insights into the Cities of Learning framework, including its emphasis on mapping learning opportunities, using Open Badges, and fostering collaboration between diverse stakeholders.
To earn this badge, participants have:
- Attended the Cities of Learning seminar at the KEKS conference.
- Engaged in discussions and activities related to the Cities of Learning framework.
This badge can be enriched by completing reflection questions.
Tasks
Task no.1
Issued by organiser or scanning QR code
To enrich your earned badge you can reflect on the following questions:
- How could the Cities of Learning framework, with its emphasis on mapping learning opportunities and issuing Open Badges, be adapted or integrated into your current youth work practices to better support young people's skill development and recognition?
- Considering the examples from Ljubljana, Rotterdam, Lisbon and Vilnius, what are some potential challenges and opportunities you foresee in implementing a Cities of Learning initiative in your own city or region, particularly in fostering collaboration between diverse stakeholders (public sector, civil society, and businesses)?
- In what ways can the Cities of Learning platform contribute to making learning pathways more visible and accessible for all young people, including those from marginalized or disadvantaged communities, and how can we ensure equitable participation and outcomes?
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