Alpha Omega DAO
  • Introducing Alpha & Omega
  • The Need for Alpha & Omega
  • Phase I - The Rise of the Divine OX
  • Phase II - The Bringing of the OM and Expansion of Alpha DAO
    • Omega Validator Nodes
    • DAO Structure
  • Phase III - Paideia: Connecting Students, Educators and Mentors Worldwide
    • How Education can Benefit from Paideia
    • Permanently Secure Certificates
    • Verifying Multi-Step Accreditation
    • Recognition and Transfer of Credits
    • Lifelong Learning Portal
    • Tracking and Rewarding the Use of Intellectual Property
    • Receiving Payments from Students via Pai
    • Providing Student Funding in Terms of PAI
    • Verified Identities for Students
  • Bonding
  • Contracts
  • Terms and Conditions
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  1. Phase III - Paideia: Connecting Students, Educators and Mentors Worldwide

How Education can Benefit from Paideia

Self-Sovereignty: Educators, Students and Employers can identify themselves while securely maintaining control over their own personal data. Each user of Paideia can choose what to reveal to another party and for how long.

Trust: Blockchain infrastructure gives confidence in its security and operations, such as payments to educators or the issuance of course completion certification.

Complimentary: Through the use of blockchain validation, L2E and E2L as well as Employer sponsorship, all students will have equal access to free knowledge.

Immutability: Records are written once and stored permanently without the possibility of modification to our EDUCore blockchain. Each sidechain will also have its own secure model.

Disintermediation: There is no need for a central controlling authority to manage transactions or keep records, everything that needs to be public will be and all transactions happen in real-time on the blockchain. Credits can be transferred in seconds not weeks.

Blockchain entries are permanent, transparent, and searchable, which makes it possible for community members to view transaction histories in their entirety. Each update is a new “block” added to the end of a “chain.” A protocol manages how new edits or entries are initiated, validated, recorded, and distributed. With blockchain, Cryptology replaces third-party intermediaries as the keeper of trust, with all participants running complex algorithms to certify the integrity of the whole.

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