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Participate creates Communities of Practice that engage and empower educators with meaningful professional development around a common purpose or goal. Our work is rooted in the understanding that learning is a social activity. Humans learn best and are quicker to find meaning in new concepts through collaboration and interaction with peers.

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Insights from 2023 Badge Summit

" The Participate team was honored to be part of 2023 Badge Summit @CU Boulder, where we collectively demonstrated how open recognition is so much more than microcredentials! \n

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AI at Work: Experience You is Democratizing our Future Workforce

T3 Innovation Mid-Year Meeting

In mid-July, the Participate team was thrilled to be an open recognition advisor to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce T3 Innovation Network’s Experience You demonstration in Washington, DC.

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Microcredentials With a Mission

PASO Video

In 1980, the Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition (CSPC) was established to help Latino families ensure their children can receive a high-quality public education. Programming that began as informal conversations about sharing resources, overcoming barriers to access, and navigating sc …

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Participate to Demo New Community Platform at GSV Cup Expo

ASU+GSV

Participate CEO Mark Otter and CLO Julie Keane will attend the 2023 ASU+GSV Summit, where they will demo for attendees the newest version of the Participate digital community platform.

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NYC Department of Education Develops Education Technology Leaders with Participate

Badges

The NYC Department of Education (DOE), which serves 1.1 million students in over 1,800 schools, developed during the global pandemic an innovative fellowship program to support school leaders across NYC DOE in strengthening their schools’ use of technology. Participate partnered with …

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4 Keys to Impactful Workplace Learning

4 Keys to Workplace Learning

Sure, workplace learning and professional development can be done alone. But want it to have a real impact? Make it collaborative.

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