John Domingue
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Biography | <p>John Domingue is a Professor at the<a href="http://www.openuniversity.edu/" rel="nofollow">Open University</a>and Director of the<a href="http://kmi.open.ac.uk/">Knowledge Media Institute</a>. His current work focuses on how a combination of blockchain and Linked Data technologies can be used to process personal data in a decentralised trusted manner and how this can be applied in the educational domain (see<a href="http://blockchain.open.ac.uk/">http://blockchain.open.ac.uk/</a>). This work is funded by a number of projects. The<a href="https://instituteofcoding.org/" rel="nofollow">Institute of Coding</a>is a£20M funded UK initiative which aims to increase the graduate computing skills base in the UK. As leader of the first of five project Themes John Domingue is focusing on the use of blockchain micro-accreditation to support the seamless transition of learners between UK universities and UK industry. Since January 2019, he has played a leading role in the EU funded<a href="https://qualichain-project.eu/" rel="nofollow">QualiChain</a>project which has the aim of revolutionising public education and its relationship to the labour market and policy making by disrupting the way accredited educational titles and other qualifications are archived, managed, shared and verified, taking advantage of blockchain, semantics, data analytics and gamification technologies.</p><p>In 2019 he became a Fellow of the British Blockchain Association.</p> |
Description | <p>John Domingue is a Professor at the<a href="http://www.openuniversity.edu/" rel="nofollow">Open University</a>and Director of the<a href="http://kmi.open.ac.uk/">Knowledge Media Institute</a>. His current work focuses on how a combination of blockchain and Linked Data technologies can be used to process personal data in a decentralised trusted manner and how this can be applied in the educational domain (see<a href="http://blockchain.open.ac.uk/">http://blockchain.open.ac.uk/</a>). This work is funded by a number of projects. The<a href="https://instituteofcoding.org/" rel="nofollow">Institute of Coding</a>is a£20M funded UK initiative which aims to increase the graduate computing skills base in the UK. As leader of the first of five project Themes John Domingue is focusing on the use of blockchain micro-accreditation to support the seamless transition of learners between UK universities and UK industry. Since January 2019, he has played a leading role in the EU funded<a href="https://qualichain-project.eu/" rel="nofollow">QualiChain</a>project which has the aim of revolutionising public education and its relationship to the labour market and policy making by disrupting the way accredited educational titles and other qualifications are archived, managed, shared and verified, taking advantage of blockchain, semantics, data analytics and gamification technologies.</p><p>In 2019 he became a Fellow of the British Blockchain Association.</p> |
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