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BlockEdu is using NFTs as digital certificates, secured by Bitcoin. Coding bootcamps can be a great fit initially, eventually university degrees.

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what problem would you say this solves that a standard such as OpenBadges does not already solve? openbadges.org

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Not familiar with open badges but having global state just makes everything easier and simple.

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Way cooler because it is on the blockchain. What if openbadges.org goes bust?

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Open Badges is an open standard, it does not rely on the existence of openbadges.org Just because something is "on the blockchain" does not make it "cooler" 🙄🙃

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if a school goes bust that doesn't usually invalidate the credential you got from them, does it?

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