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BAI Partners with Accredible!

Beginning August 1, 2024, BAI is thrilled to join the ranks of many other reputable training and certification bodies that offer open, digital badges !

What is a Digital Open Badge?

For recipients, badges are a fantastic way to exhibit their achievements at a glance to establish credibility. Certificates are a more formal approach to credentials, featuring more face-value detail of the accomplishment. However, it is becoming more and more common for individuals to use badges across platforms as a visual snapshot of their achievement, then having the badge link back to the verified webpage that contains more information about the what achievement entails and how it was obtained.

Why Would I want a Digital Badge?

Digital badges serve as digital proof of an individual’s competences. They offer easy and instant verification from the dedicated digital credential page. Third-parties such as potential employers and recruiters can easily verify a candidate’s abilities and gain a deeper understanding of their held knowledge and skills.

Where are Digital Badges Most Useful?

  • Websites
  • Social Media
  • Online Portfolios – CVs
  • Blogs
  • Email Signatures

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: How will I know if I’ve earned a badge?

If you attended training on or after July 1, 2024, you will receive an email notification from support@rmf.org on July 20, 2024 with your badge information. There is no need to create an account and you can access the badge information forever.

Q: What if I don’t want my badge to be public?

A: We assume that you want to share your accomplishment with the world, but understand if you don’t. If you want to make your credential private, follow these instructions:

Q: Is there an additional fee to have badges?

A: No. This is a service we provide to you, at no cost. We want you to be able to tell the world that you are an RMF expert!

Q: What’s to keep someone else from copying my badge and using it?

A: Accredible uses the Ethereum Blockchain to store an immutable record of credentials. The Blockchain is an incorruptible digital ledger of economic transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but virtually everything of value. Anything that we write to the Blockchain can't be altered in the future by any party.

Q: Where and how can I share my badge?

A: You can share your badge directly to LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook; over email; embedded in a website or right in your email signature! You earned it, so you should share your accomplishment, and we wouldn't mind a shout out either!

Q: Do I need to create an account for my credentials?

A: No. You can always access your credential with the link in the email. Should you want a way to access all of your credentials, you can create a password to access your 'Credential Wallet'.

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