WTF is Web3 & Why Does it Matter?
Go beyond the buzzwords and hype to gain a grounded, uniquely accounting-focused overview of web3 and its relevance for the future.
This course fulfills CPE objectives.
After this course, learners should be able to:
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Define “web3” and delineate its underlying technological components
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Identify characteristics of previous generations of the web and problems with web2 that led to the need for web3
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Recognize the potential benefits and risks of web3 as they apply to businesses and individuals
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Recall real-world examples of web3 applications
Course curriculum
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Introduction - WTF is Web3 (And Why Does it Matter?)
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Agenda
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Course Objectives
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Watch: Eras of the Web
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Watch: The Problem with Web2
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Review Question
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Watch: The Benefits of Web3
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Review Question
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Watch: Making Sense of Web3 Tech
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Watch: Risks and Challenges of Web3
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Review Question
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About this course
- Free
- 13 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
- 1.0 CPE Credit (Specialized Knowledge)
- No prerequisites
Learn crypto. Earn CPE.
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