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Target audience
Digital skills for allDigital technology / specialisation
Artificial Intelligence Web DevelopmentDigital skill level
IntermediateGeographic Scope - Country
MaltaIndustry - Field of Education and Training
Basic programmes and qualificationsTarget language
EnglishType of initiative
Local initiative
Target group
Persons in tertiary education (EQF 6)Typology of training opportunities
Course
Learning activity
e-learning coursework
Assessment type
Online Classroom basedTraining duration
Up to 1 week
Organization
eSkills Malta FoundationIs this course free
Yes
Is the certificate/credential free
No
Type of training record
Single offer
Training Start date
2023
Effort
Part time light
Credential offered
Learning activity
Self-paced course
No
Course Name
Demystifying Web3: From Blockchain to AI and Beyond
Training Provider
Dr Ioannis Revolidis
Target Group / Theme
• Employees, executives or leaders of SMEs as part of the Workforce;
• Persons of age 15 years and over; and
• ICT Professionals and Practitioners
Course dates
Session 1: Monday, September 4
Session 2: Tuesday, September 5
Session 3: Monday, September 11
Session 4: Tuesday, September 12
Session 5: Wednesday, September 13
Sessions
5
Course Content
Session 1: Introduction to Web3, Blockchain and Smart Contracts
Session 2: Crypto Assets and the Law: From national frameworks to the EU’s MiCA Regulation
Session 3: NFTs – a use case and considerations
Session 4: AI – how is it impacting the future of the web?
Session 5: The need for Techno-Regulatory Solutions
Stories of crypto-asset crashes, failures, and hacks have been all over the news over the past few months. From a niche investor area, crypto assets are gradually becoming a viable financial option for more mainstream digital activities. But what are the technological, legal and economic underpinnings of these new types of assets? How do blockchain-based web3 applications work, what is different to web2 and why should we turn our attention to them? How does AI enter the equation of web3 and how will it transform web3 digital operations? Has the law been able to keep up with such developments and is our legal system in a position to offer adequate protection to institutional and retail investors, consumers, and average users of digital technologies? Is the regulation of such innovative digital environments stifling or encouraging innovation? How should tech and law co-exist in order to secure a viable web3 future?
Delivery Method
Hybrid