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What is blockchain? Can it be used in education? In 2001, I designed and implemented a Napster-like system with no central storage or control that distributes learning content across a network for non-competing public-sector bodies. Everyone who created content could share it.   It didn’t work because, despite being non-competitors, the public sector organisations just didn’t like innovation and stuck to their institutional silos. They were fixed in their old ways – with massive duplication of content and no sharing, which is as true today as it was then. The same fate, I fear, could happen to Blockchain technology – but let’s explore its potential.   What is it? Technically, Blockchain is a distributed database, spread across many computers with no central control that could transform governance, the economy, businesses and the functioning of organisations. And by the way, it’s already here, not only in Bitcoin, but in many other services and commodities – badges, credits, and q

***I'll assume you know what you're to do in the Android developer interface. If you don't, kindly click here*** Straight to the point, you'll need Android with 5.0 and above.  Goto settings, scroll down to the bottom and click on "about phone". Scroll down to " build number". Click on it. It won't responde, fine. Click on it some more times. It'll confirm you as a developer.  That's it, you're now a DEVELOPER. Return back to settings, scroll down, the developers option is right down there a bit close to the last option. You'll have to work with the interface with care, else your smartphone may look like this What are you to do with the interface? Click here.

Slowly and steadily, were moving away from the conventional educational system. Online programs, institutions and online classes are taking over.So now that online education and degrees are becoming accepted by employers, and the number of degrees has also grown, your ques of finding the best online degree become harder. It's very tough to say which among the online degrees are the best ones,  as "best" can have many meanings, depending on your faculty ( sciences, humanities etc). As a result, I made a research on the best online courses worth studying. Business Administration - It comes first as it has less credit hours than the rest( yet to be listed), the course is less competitive yet a lucrative one as the salary for fresh man ranges from N100K-N450K ( depending on the firm yii work with). Unlike other course like law, forensics than require predegree discipline in their respective fields, Business Administration doesn't have a specific field of requirem

While I was in pre tertiary school, i had my passion aligned to complexities. I used to like subjects that require logical inputs and brain power some of which are physics, mathematics, further_maths, etc. Not that I'm not good at the other subjects, I usually find them too cheap for my attention (wink). Lo and be hold, I'm currently studying biology n the tertiary institustion, something I never saw coming. I may be studying biology in good faith, but I can't imagine myself studying chemistry,astronomy, history etc. I spoke to few friends of mine about studying a subject that you have little or no interest in, their response was very similar (as I expected),  they'll never study a course that they're not interested in. Taking into consideration that  our educational system is something else, ie it doesn't always favour our demand, people often accept the various courses they're being offered to study. Its pretty worrisome that after getting done with W