CRDI Open Badge award for Techniques & Strategies in Molecular Medicine course completion – Applications Open

CRDI is committed to develop Open Badges in order to reward attendees who successfully complete the assessments of the widely-available CRDI continuing professional development opportunities, and acknowledge instructor contributions to said training. https://www.crdi.ie/education/courses/

Following up the recent award of Open Badges to those who successfully completed the first delivery for CÚRAM researchers of the online CRDI / CÚRAM Partnership initiative Fundamentals in Medical Device Design and EU Regulation of Medical Devices course completion, CRDI developed another of these digital credentials for the completion of our premier live continuing professional development course Techniques & Strategies in Molecular Medicine. Open Badges are provided as a measure of CPD attainment.

What is an Open Badge?

Open Badges are verifiable, portable digital badges with embedded metadata about skills and achievements. They comply with the Open Badges Specification and are shareable across the web (Social Media, e-Portfolio, Blogs or Online CVs).

Sample below of data embedded in the CRDI TSMM Badge

Badge Name	Techniques & Strategies in Molecular Medicine (TSMM) 2018
Description	This badge is awarded to those who have satisfactorily completed the Techniques & Strategies in Molecular Medicine course offered by CRDI.
Criteria	The badge-holder has demonstrated that they have met the key learning outcomes of this course that include: Describe existing and novel bioscience research topics, techniques and technologies, including: Genomics & Genetic Analysis, RNA interference, Proteomics, Immunodetection, Model Organisms : Transgenics & Knockouts, Stem Cells, Systems Biology, Imaging Recall and integrate the mechanisms utilized by cells to transduce signals from the cell surface to the nucleus Specify the principles of cellular adhesion and migration and describe the properties of adhesion molecule families Explain the basic structure and regulation of the cellular cytoskeleton.
Evidence	The holder has demonstrated successful attainment through assessment of the module content by a recognised Manager or Lecturer. Assessment includes online MCQ examination and full attendance to the course.

Further details on the CRDI Course Techniques & Strategies in Molecular Medicine 2018 at https://www.crdi.ie/education/courses/crdi-course-techniques-strategies-molecular-medicine-2018/