M/H students are invited to participate in Micro-Credential Monday EDhub Tool Workshops in the STAR Labs. Guided workshops will be available one Monday each month during two sessions: 7:30–8:00 a.m. and 3:45–5:00 p.m. These flexible opportunities allow students to receive support and complete their micro-credential exemplars. Students who attend the afternoon session will need to arrange transportation home after school.
September 14 - Take Home Tech
Borrow a Makey-Makey, Micro-Bit, or Arcade & start coding hardware.
October 5 - Sublimation Printer
Print your own designs directly to shirts, canvas bags, or any fabric.
November 2 - Adobe Tools (Photoshop, Illustrator, Express)
Aspiring artists, graphic designers, and media makers - come learn what is possible!
December 7 - Soldering
Learn and practice electrical soldering.
January 11- Tinkercad
Create or modify 3D designs to create unique STL files for 3D Printing.
February 1 - 3D Printing
Turn your digital designs into physical objects. Slice and calibrate with us!
March 1 - Vinyl Cutter
Make a vinyl sticker for 2027! Design, cut, weed, and transfer your design.
Customize buttons, magnets, or keychains.
What is a micro credential?
Earning a micro-credential badge communicates that a student can proficiently use one of the 50+ tools in the Edhub through training, practice, and demonstration.
When are micro credentialing opportunities available?
Micro credential are built into the fabric of Eminence. Opportunities arise through classes, clubs, & passion projects. For students with a specific interest, the library is the primary hub of training; our before and after school workshop schedule is listed to the left. There are also several online options.
Are micro credentials required?
They are tied to Eminence Exemplars. Each grade level has different requirements.
How do students turn in evidence and find earned badges?
They are managed through the links above labeled Check Your Status and Submit Micro-Credential Evidence.
While some Micro-credentials require in-person training, start learning on your own with online tutorials below. More will be added soon!
Did you know that you can check out micro-controllers from the library just like a book? We have MaKey-MaKeys, Micro:bits, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, and Arcades in addition to a large assortment of expansion tools. Borrow them for extra flair on a class project, to practice coding, or for personal hobbies. Learn more about options and opportunities through this site or by visiting the library.