Description Mentorship Project

Description

The Learning Materials and Development Working Group at Hyperledger, Linux Foundation, is looking for two enthusiastic mentees willing to scout and map existing opportunities to learn about DLT and Blockchain around the globe.


Our LMDWG Wiki Page is an entry point to the Galaxy of Hyperledger. Our team keeps a Resource Library of Hyperledger Projects and Tools, Use Cases, Key Terms, Learning Materials for Special Interest Groups and Working Groups, Templates, Meetups, Labs, Marketing, and News. As well as a sinopsis of current events, announcements, community events, requirements for Best Practice Badges, GitHub resources. We proof-read edX Blockchain courses for Linux Foundation (Hyperledger). We have 50+ registered and recorded meeting agendas.


Now we want to identify and contact potential allies to link our inner Hyperledger Universe with the rest of the world. We need scouts to explore, register and map the outer territories beyond our community. 


Learning Objectives

Interns/mentees shall learn how to structure a taxonomy of DLT / Blockchain Educational Opportunities, where to find them, and how to analyze their objectives and products.


They shall build a comprehensive and living Global Directory of DLT / Blockchain Educational Programs, register their websites, identify their working teams, make initial contact, and identify their potential interest to become part of an Open Source Educational Alliance with LMDWG, Hyperledger, and the Linux Foundation.


Mentees shall be supervised by the Co-Chair. Professional and networking opportunities shall arise from the research identification, initial email contact, and engagement of potential interest in the alliance.


Expected Outcome

A Global Directory of DLT / Blockchain Educational Programs with the registry of institutions, curricula, and professors.


Relation to Hyperledger

All Ledgers, Libraries, and Tools shall benefit from this Open Source Resource for an Educational Alliance.


Education Level

Open from undergraduate and beyond.


Skills

Capacity to research on the Internet. Communication soft-skills. Basic abilities in Excel, Word, Email. Enthusiasm for scouting and mapping a new field of education for DLT / Blockchain.


Future Plans

The path forward is to evaluate all information gathered and outline a taxonomy of educational objectives, proof of skill acquisition, and certification of micro-credentials in DLT/Blockchain curricula


Preferred Hours and Length of Internship

Full-time for 12 weeks during the summer


Mentor

Alfonso Govela, alfonsogovela@me.com Co-Chair Learning Materials and Development Working Group, Hyperledger, Linux Foundation