Are you looking for a job and would like to adapt your application to different vacancies? Or maybe you are training and want to manage and verify effectively your certificates?
Are you a company, public administration or HR consulting in the process of recruitment? Do you want to count on decision support mechanisms to make the best decision?
Are you a researcher, academic or technologist interested in the application of blockchain, gamification, semantic technologies, data analytics and machine learning techniques?
If the answer is yes, then QualiChain is for you! QualiChain is a research and innovation project aiming to solve these needs. Learn more…
The Pan Commonwealth Forum (PCF), held at Murrayfield Stadium the home of Scottish rugby, brought together over 500 attendees from 61 commonwealth countries including many ministers and university vice chancellors to discuss the future of learning. The overall aim of this year’s event was to discuss, debate and showcase how innovations are improving the quality […]
The QualiChain project is organising a special track at the 12th International Conference on Mobile, Hybrid, and On-line Learning (eLmL 2020), which will be held on March 22-26, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. This special track will investigate the creation, piloting and evaluation of decentralised solutions for storing, sharing and verifying education and employment qualifications and […]
Alexander Mikroyannidis (The Open University, UK) joined the Association for Learning Technology Conference (ALTC) last week and delivered a QualiChain workshop. ALTC 2019 took place on 3-5 September 2019 in Edinburgh, UK with a packed programme and over 450 participants from across the globe. ALTC is an annual event aiming to confront and challenge established […]
Video Jump Points:
Kontzinos, C., Markaki, O., Kokkinakos, P., Karakolis, V., Skalidakis, S. and Psarras, J. (2019) University process optimisation through smart curriculum design and blockchain-based student accreditation, 18th International Conference on WWW/Internet 2019, Cagliari, Italy.
Sui, D., Sejdiu, G., Graux, D., and Lehmann, J. (2019) The Hubs and Authorities Transaction Network Analysis using the SANSA framework, SEMANTiCS 2019, Karlsruhe, Germany.
Faria C. and Correia M. (2019) BlockSim: Blockchain Simulator, IEEE Blockchain Symposium, Atlanta, USA.
Domingue, J., Third, A. and Ramachandran, M. (2019) The FAIR TRADE Framework for Assessing Decentralised Data Solutions, WWW2019 workshop: Linked Data on the Web and its Relationship with Distributed Ledgers (LDOW/LDDL), San Francisco, USA.
This deliverable provides the 1st version of the Baseline Services developed in WP3. It includes software architecture details, source code and documentation of implementation and testing.
This deliverable provides the 1st version of the value-added services developed in WP4. It includes initial specification and study of algorithms, methodologies and mechanisms to be used as inputs for the development of WP5 engines.
This deliverable is related to the documentation of the evaluation framework and validation methodology, defining the various practices for obtaining feedback from end-users.
This project has received funding from the
European Union's Horizon 2020 research
and innovation programme under grant
agreement No 822404.
