The co-founder of the initiative 'HowToToken', Kirill Shilov -web site dedicated to sharing information of interest and tutorials on blockchain- recently raised a series of educational blockchain projects, which will promote knowledge of stakeholders, provide enriching experiences and establish cases of uses applicable in a variety of sectors and industries.
Among the five major projects that came under discussion, Shilov said the "EdgeCoin" will be the first and will be aimed at storing research documents and certified academic certificates, such as diplomas and degrees.
In this sense, they establish:
EdgeCoin will use a scale test (PoS) instead of the standard work test (PoW). In the event that only a few of the nodes that are chosen are selected, they are not necessarily selected by the network in terms of quantity and in the form of their stack. Choosing and selecting a few individuals to govern the site, the transmission of smart cards goes much faster and EdgeCoin can manage its platform.
The second project mentioned by Shilov goes by the name 'TeachMePlease', which will provide a database of educational programs that will also offer individual classes, stored and distributed through a blockchain platform.
Another project mentioned is 'SuccessLife', which will focus on low-cost educational services.
The fourth initiative is 'SonyGlobalEducation', sponsored by the Sony Corporation, will allow the registration of the details of the learning process, which in turn will be reflected in the quality provided.
For its part, the last mentioned project, 'Tutellus', contains a database of more than 120 thousand videos of courses and tutorials on blockchain.
This demonstrates, once again, the capacity of distributed ledger technology, not only in its adaptability in the financial sector, but in other fields, such as advances in medicine, transport, supply chains and, of course, in the way that education is perceived and appreciated, giving users an invaluable experience that will open the doors to a better future.