[p2pu-dev] Fwd: challenge adopters and mentors

Wed Sep 14 11:17:31 UTC 2011

comments in purple

On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 6:50 AM, Philipp Schmidt <philipp at p2pu.org> wrote:

> Adding Chloe who is designing the assessments and can help navigate.
>
> We talked about a "complete the challenge" badge recently - and the
> idea was to have one badge that "fills up" (think of it as a cake and
> each badge gives you an additional slice) as you complete them.
>
> P
>
>
We were thinking of having a self-assessed badge at the end of each
challenge that you get for completing the challenge, i.e. by submitting a
link to the activity wall. Or it is something you get by checking of the
tasks from the task list.

For example after completing the Introduce Yourself Challenge you get
the : Introduce
Yourself Badge for completing the challenge

Re: badge cake: I like that idea, it could be a badge that groups together
the first five challenges for example.

> On 13 September 2011 20:54, Jessica Ledbetter
> <jessica at jessicaledbetter.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> > On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 2:26 PM, zuzel.vp <zuzel.vp at gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> The fragment of the last community call that mentions something about
> >> badge adopters and assesments/badge logic is:
> >>    "Adopt a challenge" potential has been discussed, and this might
> >> be a way of having guru assessment, or somehow weight these people's
> >> assessment
> >
> > I have that question on my list too. Since it's nonmoderated, there needs
> to
> > be some check though. I'm thinking they have at least successfully
> completed
> > the challenge. Successfully completed the challenge means they have
> received
> > the badge. But maybe it's just the self-assessment "I completed" check
> for
> > all the challenge's tasks.
> >
> >>    possible to use community members who are drafted to do this in
> >> the first round
> >
> > Yes, we need to be able to allow people to be added via admin and bypass
> the
> > usual path to adoption status.
> >
> >>    We will have enough people to adopt all the challenges as
> >> "original adopters"
> >
> > Yes, that's what John said.
> >
> >> > ** All the interaction around mentoring will happen through emails so
> >> > there will not be a mentor role
> >
> > I saw mentor role on a document but I think it was supposed to be
> 'adopter.'
> > It's on my question list, I think. I'm double checking that list after
> work
> > tonight and then sending it out for answers.
> >
> >> > * Adopt this challenge will be non-moderated.
> >> > ** It will become a button (right now it is a link)
> >> > ** The functionality behind this button is to add them to the "Need
> >> > help? Peers that can help you with this challenge:"
> >
> > Makes sense.
> >
> >> > ** Adopters need to receive notifications about the activity on the
> >> > challenge groups (the email notifications for challenge groups will
> >> > work just like study group/courses).
> >
> > Right, that's on my list too about notifications. Since we don't have a
> > wall, people will get it via email only or inbox (could be spammy) or
> maybe
> > be able to visit a view that shows submissions that haven't been
> evaluated
> > yet.
> >
> > Also, maybe we should clarify with "active" adopters. That way people
> aren't
> > emailing those that haven't been on in a month. Not so big a deal for
> this
> > release, but maybe in the future.
> >
> >> > ** I need input from Jessica, Erin or Chlor about the challenge
> >> > adopter role because I thought they were mentioning this role on the
> >> > assesment/badges design.
>

RE: adopt this challenge could be something that "unlocks" after you get a
certain combination of badges. (just an idea)
In the notifications it could also be a matter of changing the language to
something that conveys for example that after getting the HTML Basic Badge
you have unlocked this awesome power to adopt challenges. We could tie that
to a role as well.

> >
> > Yes. It is one of the roles. It could be more weight but I think right
> now
> > it's not. cc'd Chloe, Erin and Carla to make sure they see this :)
> >
> > They get notified though and are listed as helpers.
> >
> >> > ** How people leave the adopter role is not clear yet.
> >
> > True. That's on my list too. I guess we can have a setting in
> notifications
> > like other places where we can at least cut down on emails until we
> figure
> > that out.
>
It could be nice to have a queue as an adopter of challenges or registered
helper, with all the challenges that need to be reviewed...based on how many
challenges you review and how well you do you would be able to earn some
badges that would recognize you as a valid mentor.

> > --
> > Jessica Ledbetter
> > http://jessicaledbetter.com
> >
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