We all earn certificates and awards throughout our lives. Some of mine were earned on the web, and I try to keep track of those here.
This area provides some supporting documentation for my LinkedIn profile
and for requests for proof of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
By subject
By provider
- Credly by Pearson badges
- Significant Ericsson badges:
- Continuous Improvement certificates
- earned and awarded while working for Ericsson.
- Skillsoft by Percipio badges
A red-edged (now black-edged)
circular shield indicates an individual course that was successfully taken and passed. Multiple courses can be undertaken to complete a track:
the orange-edged shield. Multiple tracks can be undertaken to complete an Aspire journey:
the metallic red/blue-edged (formerly yellow-edged) shield.
My completed journeys:
- IT Masters certificates
- On taking a security role I needed to demonstrate some expertise, and these certificates awarded by Charles Sturt University were useful in that.
- Cyber Wardens
- At the introductory end of things.
- Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)
- Taken for NBN.
- New South Wales TAFE
- Free microskill certificates across a range of topics.
- Queensland TAFE
- Badges earned here are visible in my Credly profile.
- South Australia TAFE
- One free microcredential on AI.
- Bond University
- some free courses with a research outlook.
- Microsoft badges
- Multiple badges can be taken to complete a trophy.
Completed trophies:
- Ericsson Innovation Mentor
-
for providing advice to student teams.
- OpenLearn
- An offshoot of the UK's Open University.
- IEEE
- I'm an Ethics Champion!
- My Cybrary certificate
- I was given this for learning how Cybrary worked. Cybrary is very commercial and pay-for-play; I've not used it since.