Ed3 Weekly Issue #167: Happy 4th!
Quick update with some resources for your 4th of July Weekend
Hello blockchain enthusiasts and technology futurists!
Hi friends, I'm busy traveling to and from ISTE and taking a little side trip to Austin, so this will be quick. While I am a few days late for this week, I still managed to collect some resources for this week.
Please enjoy!
YouTube Reinstates Popular Bitcoin Education Channel BTC Sessions After Backlash
NDAE Exchange Unveils NDAE Academy 2.0 for Crypto Learning Advancement
Neowave Academy Scales Global Web3 Education Initiative with Strategic Community Partnerships
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💰 Bitcoin News
YouTube Reinstates Popular Bitcoin Education Channel BTC Sessions After Backlash
🔗 YouTube restored BTC Sessions' channel after backlash over its removal, raising concerns about censorship of Bitcoin educational content. Read
🪙 Crypto News
NDAE Exchange Unveils NDAE Academy 2.0 for Crypto Learning Advancement
🔗 NDAE Exchange announced the launch of NDAE Academy 2.0, its enhanced educational platform designed to equip users with practical knowledge and guided tools for mastering digital assets. Read
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🌐 Web3 News
Neowave Academy Scales Global Web3 Education Initiative with Strategic Community Partnerships
🔗 Neowave Academy, a professional Web3 education platform, is expanding its international reach with a clear mission: to provide structured blockchain learning, real-time trader training, and access to high-quality resources in every major crypto market. Read
🤿 Deep Dive
At This Year’s ISTE+ACSD Show, a New Push to Set a Higher Bar for Vendors
I don’t have the time right now to get into this article in its fullest. Let’s just say it’s an interesting window into the thinking behind the folks leading ISTE and ASCD. How you take it depends a lot on your views of large-scale technology extraction models at education conferences. I suggest you take a read and digest their approach moving forward. Read
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