So suppose we partnered with Udemy - a platform that

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So suppose we partnered with Udemy - a platform that

allows people to create courses - so they could issue non transferable certificates of course completion.

Why is this useful? It lets the student prove they actually completed the course, like a blockchain equivalent to a diploma. The key is it’s non transferable.

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So let’s say each course creator is charged $5 per “certificate”, but their course is already $499 so it’s a drop in the bucket.

Upon completion, the student can “claim their certificate”. This certificate can be claimed to an existing account or a new account.

If they claim it to a new account, it’s a pre paid account, paid for by the course creator/Udemy.

#blockchain #cryptocurrency #english #eos

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Trimbot · Answer 1

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This would help onboard tons of new people. They may never care about using dApps but the fact of the matter is they can verify their credentials. Maybe LinkedIn someday integrates a “verify credential” system as well. EOS is the best blockchain for mass adoption of this type of “certificate”, because it’s carbon neutral, fast, scalable & inexpensive to use. But the key is it has to be idiot proof.

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This would help onboard tons of new people. They m...

The end user has no clue it’s EOS, they don’t care which blockchain it’s on. They just care that they have this certificate. So it’s key to make it a frictionless UX , so they don’t even know it’s a blockchain neccessairly…they just have an account that has their credentials

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Trimbot · Answer 3

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What do we think of something like this? I gurantee you some chain will do it…

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