Traditional universities offer good training programs for specialists in cryptoeconomics projects, but they do not guarantee employment. Projects implemented in a decentralized environment are more likely to relate to the management of databases and personal profiles, and do not provide for an algorithm for gaining knowledge or achieving a particular rating. It is assumed that one of the first programs will offer the acquisition of knowledge and skills necessary to build authoring curricula for the platform itself.
The main difference is that our platform is designed primarily for short-term training of highly specialized workers for DAO, as well as for participation in cryptoeconomics where there is no way to replace people by robots or smart contracts (collecting information in the real world, interacting with robots, control functions, experts, etc.)
Also we found information on BitDAO (https://www.bitdao.io ) and EduDAO (https://www.edudao.org). It seems they are working on finding similar solutions, but with a less optimal approach.
Traditional universities offer good training programs for specialists in cryptoeconomics projects, but they do not guarantee employment. Projects implemented in a decentralized environment are more likely to relate to the management of databases and personal profiles, and do not provide for an algorithm for gaining knowledge or achieving a particular rating. It is assumed that one of the first programs will offer the acquisition of knowledge and skills necessary to build authoring curricula for the platform itself.
The main difference is that our platform is designed primarily for short-term training of highly specialized workers for DAO, as well as for participation in cryptoeconomics where there is no way to replace people by robots or smart contracts (collecting information in the real world, interacting with robots, control functions, experts, etc.)
A similar project with the poetic name "Delta" was considered in 2018, but we did not find confirmation of its successful launch. The link https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/blockchain-smart-contracts-education-andrey-nechesov/ provides a brief description and a scheme of work.
Also we found information on BitDAO (https://www.bitdao.io ) and EduDAO (https://www.edudao.org). It seems they are working on finding similar solutions, but with a less optimal approach.
Also, ideas for using smart contracts are in the articles at the links: https://scholarworks.rit.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=11627&context=theses (Blockchain and Smart Contracts: The Need for Better Education, Ali Alkhajeh) https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanderark/2018/08/20/26-ways-blockchain-will-transform-ok-may-improve-education/?sh=3b7420bb4ac9