Education Ecosystem: Revolutionizing Technical Education With Decentralized Learning

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Professional software developers and computer science college students in the tech sector are often required to upgrade their current skill set to adapt to new software releases and technologies. Some resort to traditional universities to acquire new skills, while others opt for online learning that requires less time commitment. A 4-year degree is often a requirement for many tech-related roles. However, with the increased credibility of online learning over the past few years, people are reconsidering the need for a traditional degree.

Luca Marchal, a web developer and designer based in London, said, “I’m completely self-taught and have never had formal education in development or design. I’ve learned how to Google my way out of most problems.” With search engines like Google and generative AI tools like ChatGPT, many people, like Luca, have figured out how to be self-taught developers. This was not possible a few decades ago when the internet had not reached the point it has today. In 2023, the next prominent technology that can revolutionize learning is blockchain technology, which has the potential to transform education through the decentralization of learning.

Decentralization—which refers to the transfer of control from a centralized entity to a distributed network—can be highly beneficial to the online learning industry. It optimizes the distribution of resources and offers personalization and flexibility. For example, a tutor or creator specializing in a particular subject or technology can share their expertise by creating videos and practical learning resources for learners to watch. The creator can then be