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Brief: MoMA To Offer Badges for Online Course Completion

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) will begin offering digital badges for completion of "Catalysts: Artists Creating with Sound, Video, and Time," a six-week online course about the history of multimedia art at the museum.

Students will be required to complete and share weekly media projects. Those who meet course requirements will be awarded digital badges from Credly, which can be shared on social networks such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.

For more information, or to register for a course, visit moma.org .

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