ASME Digital Badging Program
Showcase your skills and achievements and
celebrate your commitment to professional development
Introducing ASME Digital Badges
We have partnered with Accredible to launch a new range of digital badges. Digital badges are a great way to celebrate your achievements:- Gain recognition for completing a valuable ASME program or initiative
- Share on social media, add to your email signature, resume, website, etc.
- Create a personalized professional portfolio of development that can be verified by Employers, Recruiters, Academic Institutions, etc.
Current Programs/Initiatives:
- ASME L&D Educators
- ASME E4C Fellowship
- ASME EFx Student Competitions
- ASME Scholarship Awardees
- ASME Journal Reviewers
- And more to come!
What is a Digital Badge?
Digital badges document an accomplishment or skill that can be displayed, accessed and verified online.
Each digital badge contains unique metadata relating to a specific ASME program or initiative. This can include skills acquired and evidence of achievement.
Badges are secure, portable and accessible anytime. They can be shared via social media, added to digital portfolios, used on resumes and websites, etc.
How to use your Digital Badge
This video explains all the options and features available for utilizing, sharing and managing your ASME Digital Badge.Tell the world about your achievement! With an average of 1.5 million visits a month, LinkedIn is the first place to highlight your affiliation with our globally recognized brand.
Share your digital credential to both your LinkedIn newsfeed, and profile using the Accredible share feature within your badge and tag ASME
I am deeply honored and humbled to have been awarded the Outstanding Reviewer 2023. A big thank you to ASME for entrusting me with the responsibility to uphold the standards of excellence in scholarly publishing.
Just received my Digital badge from ASME from the Oral Competition ASME EFx UET Peshawar. Thank you ASME & ASME E-Fests for a significant opportunity to achieve this milestone.
I am delighted to share that I have recently earned a new badge: E4C Fellow from ASME. I extend my appreciation to Engineering for Change, LLC and ASME for granting me this invaluable opportunity.