As blockchain technology gains momentum across sectors, its potential impact on education is increasingly evident. Professionals imagine a future where student records are securely stored on an ...

The literature that links financial literacy to cybersecurity tells us that educated users are much less likely to fall victim to scams and fraud. Considering the upward trends in student investment ...

As a low-cost, unchangeable, true, and reasonable process that eliminates the requirement for a reliable intermediary, blockchain technology is positioned to affect organizations and society at large.

Blockchain technology, originally developed to support cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, has since expanded its reach across a variety of industries, driven by its ability to offer secure, transparent, ...

As higher education institutions navigate the digital age, the secure management of academic records and credentials has become a top priority. Blockchain technology, once associated primarily with ...

Digital credentialing is revolutionizing the way we store, share and verify qualifications, skills and personal records across various sectors, including human resources, recruiting, education, ...

Higher education’s history of manual, paper-based processes has burdened many institutions with issues of security, fraud, and identity management, leaving industry IT leaders wondering: is there a ...

Self-Education Programs Reveal Use Cases to Drive Blockchain Adoption Self-education programs reveal use cases such as secure data sharing and analysis, cross-chain communication integrity, and data ...

It’s no secret that women are underrepresented in the technology and financial industries. In the U.S, women only hold a quarter of computing-related jobs. Some sectors, like software engineering, ...

Rory McGreal is affiliated with UNESCO and the International Council for Open and Distance Education as a Chair in OER. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) ...