- Published on November 15, 2022
- In Deep Tech
When Education Goes on Blockchain, it Achieves True Democratisation
Web3’s ideas like metaverse and tokenization are solving some major problems in education
- By Tausif Alam
Education in developing countries like India is rife with issues. Poor infrastructure, teacher absenteeism and high dropouts are some of the major issues plaguing our education system. The government has been trying different ways to improve things for many decades now, but the struggle remains ongoing.
Meanwhile, the development of blockchain technology has put forth various solutions and claims to solve all the problems – in one go.
Web3 shows the way
Experts believe that Web3’s metaverse is the answer to most of the problems in the education sector in India. “If you look at the issues in the education system from a macro perspective – there is a lack of schools, teachers and quality education. Besides, there are school dropouts, falling number of girls stude
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Tausif Alam
Tausif Alam has been covering technology for almost a decade now. He is keen about connecting dots and bringing a wholesome picture of the tech world.
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