Conference paper Green Open Access 2020

Education Transformation Using Block Chain Technology - A Student Centric Model

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology
Conference · Vol. 617 · pp. 201-217
Abstract

The Education sector is undergoing transformation-using technology. The virtual classrooms are replacing the traditional classrooms. The proposed model envisaged is student-centric, where the student has the choice to model his curriculum depending on the student interests and area to work and not follow the usual model, using credits from micro-credentials added per unit. The challenge is to use the features, benefits of Blockchain to introduce this new Education model technology to improve efficiency by reducing cost and improving accountability. The transformation in Education Framework can revolutionize the future Learning, teaching Industry to reduce cost and time. This revolution will also lead to improved chances for Learners to be employable. The Research paper proposes to use the Modified ADKAR Change Management Model to validate this Research study and will be a significant contribution to the research topic and the Theory known. © 2020, IFIP International Federation for Information Processing.

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education smart education education model education transformation Block chain technology Modern technologies

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Education computing Students Computer aided instruction Research topics Virtual Classroom Blockchain Education sectors Research papers change management Research studies Cost reduction Diffusion Modeling technology Reducing costs
Author Affiliations
S P Jain School of Global Management, Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
SP Jain School of Global Management, Mumbai, Mumbai, India
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