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Challenge Completion Badge
Challenge Completion Badge

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The FUSE Challenge Completion badges recognizes learners who complete all levels within 1 FUSE challenge sequence. Youth who earn this badge have demonstrated the persistence, adaptive problem solving, and new skill development required to successfully complete a series of increasingly complex projects.

Issuer:

FUSE
fusestudio.net

Evidence:

Badge Type: Disposition

Expected Duration: 2 days

Criteria

  1. To earn this badge, the learner had to complete every level of a FUSE challenge of their choosing. To demonstrate completion of each level, youth upload a digital artifact to fusestudio.net that meets a specific set of criteria that is unique to each level.

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Level up all the way through a FUSE Challenge!

FUSE Open Studio

Level up all the way through a FUSE Challenge!

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