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Gamebadges Challenge Sprint – Are you ready for competence Check?
Would you like to check out your competence level? Apply to join Gamebadges Challenge Sprint! -
Gamebadges on a tour – sharing the Competence Map to the industry
Gamebadges visits multiple game industry events in Europe this year. Events for autumn will be shared later, as now it is time to share where we’ve been so far, and what is our next stop before summer holiday season. Thanks for all the events for having us presenting our work. We had a great time… -
Gamebadges Challenge Week (8–12 June) – Do you accept the mission?
Gamebadges is running a limited online pilot where selected participants submit real Gamebadges applications using evidence from their existing work/portfolio. Challenge Week in a nutshell During the week, you’ll complete the full application quest: choose your badge objective, submit your proof, and see whether your evidence meets the criteria. Meet the requirements and you’ll unlock… -
Competence map updated
Gamebadges’ Comptence Map received update, introducing new features and badge sharing possibilities. -
THE NEXT STEPS FOR THE GAMEBADGES DEFINED TOGETHER IN PRAGUE
As the Gamebadges project has nearly 10 months to go, the project joined together in Prague to see where we are, but also to see what is yet to come for this project. Once again, working together in the same room proved to be an effective way, as the project addressed a number of topics… -
Digital badges explained
Originally published on Metrospective Pro on 10 March 2026. In the digital age, education and professional development have evolved far beyond traditional classroom settings. The concept of lifelong learning calls for modern systems that can recognise and verify skills and achievements. One such system that has gained considerable traction is digital badges (hereafter referred to as badges).…
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The Gamebadges project will design, pilot, and implement the first of its kind, European-wide competence-based open badge ecosystem targeted at the European game industry and game education. The model will be transparent, public, and based on the solid needs of the industry. As a result, the ecosystem has two parts: an online Competence Map and digital open badges.
