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Open Badge 3.0 · signed & portable

Learn it. Prove it.

Every course series on G8Academy ends in a graded assessment and a cryptographically signed credential. Anyone can check it in seconds — no account, and no need to take our word for it.

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Verification is public. Learner data is not.

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Competency

Secure Laravel Application Delivery

Issuer
Developers Hub Sdn Bhd
Assessment
Graded · 86%
Standard
Open Badge 3.0

urn:uuid:8f2c…4a91

Example of an issued credential.

Built on open standards, not lock-in

  • Open Badge 3.0
  • LTI 1.3 · Moodle & Canvas
  • REST API
  • SSO · SAML & OIDC
  • WCAG 2.1 AA

Four steps from lesson to proof

Nothing is issued on attendance. A credential exists only after the work has been graded against a published rubric.

  1. 01

    Learn

    Work through a course series of video episodes, with captions on every one and notes that stay with you.

  2. 02

    Be assessed

    Sit the assessment that closes the series. Practical work goes to a human assessor and a published rubric.

  3. 03

    Earn the credential

    Pass, and the issuer signs an Open Badge 3.0 credential with its own key. Yours to keep and to carry.

  4. 04

    Be verified

    An employer checks the signature against the issuer's published key — no account, no login, no call to us.

One platform, six consoles

Learners, instructors, assessors, organisations and issuers each get a workspace scoped to what they are actually responsible for.

Learners

Study, sit assessments, and hold a wallet of signed credentials you can share as a link, a PDF certificate or the badge file itself.

  • Course player with captions
  • Personal notes
  • Credential wallet

Instructors & assessors

Author series and versions, build rubrics and assessments, and grade practical submissions from a single queue.

  • Series & version editor
  • Rubric builder
  • Grading queue

Organisations & issuers

Enrol cohorts, launch from Moodle or Canvas over LTI 1.3, pull progress through the REST API, and hold your own signing keys.

  • Cohorts & SSO
  • LTI 1.3 launch
  • Signing keys & revocation

For employers & registrars

Check a credential without trusting us

Paste the ID, upload the badge file, or scan the QR on the certificate. The signature is checked against the issuer's published key, so a tampered badge says so — even for a credential we hold no record of.

Open the verifier

  • Paste an ID or link

    urn:uuid:… or the verify URL from an email signature.

  • Upload the badge file

    The Open Badge JSON, checked cryptographically and offline of our records.

  • Scan the certificate QR

    The QR on the PDF certificate opens the verification page directly.

Start with one series

Preview the first episode of anything in the catalogue before you pay for it.

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