Certification Linked Badging-3 - User Experience with a badge that expires

Video Transcription

Now that I have explained how the expiration date for the certification don't get carried over to the expiration date for the badge until the overnight process, I have run the  overnight process on my demo site to highlight how the two dates are not matching. So the first example I'm going to pick is Alfonso, whose expiration date for the certification  this is the certification, is June of next year. Now if I go to Alfonso's account, you will notice that his badge now has the additional  verbiage that says not only was it when he earned it, but also when this will expire. And also if the user click on this, the expiration date for the badge will also be displayed.  Now I'm going to use the next user. Next user is Brad Pitt, who has also earned it, but the expiration date has already been in the past.  So for Brad Pitt, when he comes in, it's going to say the status is expired. When you click on here, it also shows that it has expired.  So as you can see now, the badge not only can expire, but the expiration date is directly linked to the certification that the user accomplished when they, and the certification  they have earned that let them earning this badge. Thank you.

Video Summary

The video explains that certification expiration dates don't update automatically to badge expiration dates until after the overnight process. Demonstrating on a demo site, the speaker shows Alfonso's account with the correct certification and badge expiration details. In contrast, Brad Pitt's account shows an expired badge due to past certification expiration. The example illustrates how badge expiration dates are now directly linked to their respective certifications.

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Creation Year 2024

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