The Qiskit Localization project is an IBM Digital Badge eligible program
As a team of Qiskit enthusiasts, we feel that it is important to recognize the contributions that were made by its members to make our documentation more accessible to the global community.
All localization contributors who drove efforts in translating, proof-reading and managing progress can earn a Qiskit Localization Contributor Badge. After you complete the requirements to earn a badge, you may submit a request to apply for a digital badge so that the project owners can begin assessment and badge processing.
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Each badge earner has demonstrated a level of skill and understanding with the open-source Qiskit Documentation through translating the content into another language. Through their contributions to Qiskit and the quantum community, this individual has demonstrated their ability and commitment to educate and influence fellow community members by making educational material in quantum computing more accessible.
For further details regarding the different level of badges, please refer to the earning criteria below.
Qiskit Localization Contributor - Bronze Level Translator
Earning Criteria
Translate at least 5,000 words in any of the Qiskit related educational material (example: Qiskit Documentation, Qiskit Tutorials, Qiskit Textbook, etc.).
Qiskit Localization Contributor - Silver Level Translator
Earning Criteria
Translate at least 8,000 words in any of the Qiskit related educational material (example: Qiskit Documentation, Qiskit Tutorials, Qiskit Textbook, etc.).
Qiskit Localization Contributor - Gold Level Translator
Earning Criteria
Translate at least 15,000 words in any of the Qiskit related educational material (example: Qiskit Documentation, Qiskit Tutorials, Qiskit Textbook, etc.).
Qiskit Localization Contributor - Platinum Level Translator
Earning Criteria
Translate at least 25,000 words in any of the Qiskit related educational material (example: Qiskit Documentation, Qiskit Tutorials, Qiskit Textbook, etc.).
Note: Your name must be listed in the LOCALIZATION_CONTRIBUTORS list as a proof that you have acknowledged Qiskit Code of Conduct, to translate responsibily, and accepted the Contributors License Agreement (CLA) upon joining the project.
The organization team will open an application form for all eligible members to apply for their digital badges.
Yes, all contributors who have been contributing in Crowdin and/or GitLocalize can apply for the badges.
- You can verify the number of words you have translated or approved by logging into Crowdin.
- If you have a translator role, go to the Project home page in Crowdin -> Reports -> My Contribution. If you have a manager role, go to the Project home page in Crowdin -> Reports -> Top Members
- Set the Date Range from
"2023-04-01to the date you are applying for the badge, before generating the list to see how many words you have translated or approved within that time period.
Please contact @Sophy in Qiskit workspace
The total count of words = translated words + approved words
Yes, of course! You can apply each time you qualify for a badge level, so we encourage you to apply as soon as you qualify.
All eligible and verified applicants will have their badges issued within 14 days of a submitted application. After we receive your application, we will ask your language team lead to verify your contributions based on the Qiskit Code of Conduct. Please note that in case we discover any form of violation of the code of conduct, we cannot issue the relevant badge for you.
Yes, we will be sending out Credly badges, which you can share to your social media like LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.
The Qiskit Localization Contributor Badge program is part of the IBM Digital Badge program and leverages the services of Credly's badge platform. Badges issued through Credly are external to IBM, therefore visible to other communities such as LinkedIn. These badges do not expire and are available to the Qiskit community members who have made substantial contributions to the open source community.
The current badge application is just for the period April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024. You'll have plenty of time to increase your contributions and apply for the badges. We'll share another form next year for the applications next year, so please keep a watch for the new badge application if you're interested in them.
If you have any more questions, please reach out to us in #qiskit-localization on the Qiskit Slack workspace.