NFTs in Education: A Model for Creation of NFTivized Course Completion Certificates

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Abstract

The field of higher education in India is plagued by various fraudulent institutions and actors who profit at the expense of students and parents, for example, by issuing fake course completion certificates, which adversely affect the quality of teacher education. This paper presents a possible solution in the form of a model in which a digital record of the student’s academic progress is created on the blockchain, which is then used to create a non-falsifiable tokenized version of the student’s certificate of completion with a QR code-based mechanism that helps to improve the quality of teacher education in the course completion certificate process. Through this model, cases of certificate fraud can be reduced, and confidence in the quality of education that students receive in the institutions can be ensured.

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Paliwal, M., Bapat, O. J., & Gochhait, S. (2023). NFTs in Education: A Model for Creation of NFTivized Course Completion Certificates. Asten Journal of Teacher Education, 7(2), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.56278/asten.v7i.2170

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