Using the Badgr Backpack

Using the Badgr Backpack

The Badgr Backpack is where you can store and fully interact with any of the Open Badges you've earned. Badgr awarded badges will be automatically added to a user's backpack.  Non-Badgr badges may be manually uploaded to a Badgr Backpack.
Create an account on any Badgr server (Australia, Canada, European Union, United States) to collect your badges in a free Backpack service.

With a backpack, you can:
  1. Store badges from any fully-compliant Open Badges provider.
  2. Share badges to social media sites, by URL or embed.
  3. Organize your badges into meaningful collections.
backpack

From your backpack, you can select a badge to view the badge details. When viewing the badge detail page, you can
  1. Share the badge
  2. Download the badge
  3. Print the badge in certificate format
  4. Remove the badge from your Backpack
  5. Access a link to view the public page of your badge
  6. View the badge's JSON
Badge detail

Looking for more information? Try one of these articles:
  1. What are Open Badges?
  2. Uploading non-Badgr badges to a backpack
  3. Creating a collection of badges in Badgr
  4. Sharing badges on social media
  5. Sharing badges from Badgr
  6. Printing badges in certificate format
  7. Learn more about Badge Connect



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