Introduction
The Learning Materials Working Group would like to thank Alfonso Govela for his exceptional leadership in the role of Co-Chair to the LMDWG. During his tenure, Alfonso arranged many presentations for the group.
Arno Pernthaler from DEC, DLT Education Consortium
Kultur Token, Jakob Hackel, City of Vienna applies Blockchain-DLT technology
Margherita Leder. INATBA, International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications
Otavio Oliveira, Binarystar Japan, Translation Management System
Kamlesh Nagware, Snapper Future Tech, Blockchain Courses by Indian Blockchain Institute.
All of these presentations brought valuable insights to the group. Alfonso is passionate about creating an inclusive experience for everyone in the LMDWG. He took up the Translation efforts arranging for a system to create Learning Materials in multiple languages. But the most notable contribution was his work as a Mentor. He developed a project that won recognition as a Linux Foundation sponsored mentorship project in the Summer of 2021 that guided two interns. The project Global Scouting of DLT / Blockchain Educational Opportunities
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