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  • There is a lot of hype around Web3 and blockchain. As with any disruptive technology, there are many competing sources of information. But if we look beyond the hype and mania—not to mention the fear, uncertainty, and doubt—we see something profound happening. We are witnessing one of the largest transformations of wealth in human history—from paper-based analog assets to digital ones. Blockchain represents the first native digital medium for value, and is foundational to the next generation of the Internet—also known as Web3.
  • In this short course you’ll learn what Web3 is, and how it differs from Web1 and Web2 in important ways. You’ll explore blockchain as the foundational technology for the Web3 era, and will learn about key concepts, such as digital assets (tokens), smart contracts, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and the blockchain “trilemma.” You will be able to describe seven principles for the design of blockchain-based systems, and seven challenge areas associated with implementing blockchain technology. You will be able to identify the questions one must consider when deciding whether or not blockchain is appropriate for a particular problem or use-case, and you will be able to describe some real-world examples of companies that have integrated blockchain into their business models.
  • This course is non-technical (i.e. no coding required) and is intended for a broad audience. The video material for these courses includes content from our “Blockchain Revolution Specialization” and “Web3 and Blockchain in Global Commerce Specialization,” which has been remixed and re-edited for the purposes of this short course.
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Web3 and Blockchain Fundamentals

Course Introduction

What is Web3?

Digital Assets (Tokens)

Example: How a Bitcoin Transaction Works

Smart Contracts

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)

Blockchain Design Principles and Challenges

How VeriTX Used Blockchain for COVID-19 Ventilator Distribution

How Walmart and IBM Used Blockchain for Food Traceability

How Modum Used Blockchain + IoT Within the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

How Filecoin is Using Blockchain to Decentralize Cloud Storage

Course Instructors

What is Web3?

A Non-Technologist's Guide to the Internet of Value

Digital Assets (Tokens)

Blockchain Demo (Optional)

Smart Contract Use Cases

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)

Blockchain Design Principles

Blockchain Implementation Challenges

Real-World Examples and Use-Cases

How to Use the Blockchain Case Commons

Web3 Fundamentals

Steps of a Bitcoin Transaction

Blockchain Fundamentals

Blockchain Design Principles and Challenges

Web3 and Blockchain Fundamentals

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    May 25, 2024
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