A Systematic Literature Review on Blockchain-Based Systems for Academic Certificate Verification

Rustemi, Avni; Dalipi, Fisnik; Atanasovski, Vladimir; Risteski, Aleksandar

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3289598

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“…Additionally to description of the class diagram for blockchain system and database design presented on Figure 4, Figure 5 illustrates the sequential diagram of the process of generating the diploma in electronic form, digitally signed by both the student and the institution of higher education. Based on the systematic literature review [1], which we have done regarding the implementation of blockchain in higher education institutions, it turns out that there are only few architectures, models and adequate literature that show the details of the implementation of systems or blockchain solutions in this direction. Although there is a considerable number of blockchain solutions, again there is no research that shows the success or failure of the ones or their practical implementation in any institution of higher education.…”

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“…However, despite the fact that blockchain technology is finding a wide application in many fields, in education, and especially in higher education institutions, it is encountering many difficulties. From the systematic literature review [1], it turns out that despite many challenges and obstacles, one of the main ones is that there is a lack of developers' interest in blockchain programming, and the creation of data management systems. There is a lack of interoperability between decentralized databases and programming languages with which the system is developed as a whole, and the smart contract in particular.…”

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Database Design in a Blockchain-Based System for Generating and Verifying Academic Credentials

Rustemi,

Atanasovski,

Risteski

2023

JEEIT

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The management of data and their storage in the database for an indefinite time, whether in a centralized or decentralized form, is of great importance for the operation of the system and its efficiency. One of the challenges that decentralized systems are facing is the lack of decentralized management of databases, because they have limitations in terms of inserting, updating, and deleting data. The generation of diplomas is a more sensitive issue and one of the reasons why it has not been digitalized to date is the fact that centralized systems do not offer sufficient security for the generation of such documents, since the same systems must be controlled by third people or administrators of the system, where there is also the suspicion of data misuse. Through the paper, we will compare centralized and decentralized databases, the operation of decentralized databases, and finally present a scheme of our vision about the operation of the database in the blockchain-based system for the generation and verification of diplomas.

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Database Design in a Blockchain-Based System for Generating and Verifying Academic Credentials

Rustemi,

Atanasovski,

Risteski

2023

JEEIT

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“…The integration of digital platforms within the context of education presents various challenges regarding verification (Chiş & Caramihai, 2023), authentication (Almadani et al, 2023), certification (Rustemi et al, 2023), and associated functionalities (Alshahrani et al, 2021). One key challenge is ensuring the security and authenticity of digital credentials, requiring robust mechanisms to prevent fraud and maintain credibility in training and education (Das et al, 2023).…”

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Blockchain for energy efficiency training in the construction industry

Celik,

Barbero,

Hodorog

et al. 2023

Educ Inf Technol

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The construction sector faces the urgent need to prioritize energy efficiency due to an increasingly stringent regulatory landscape in response to the climate change agenda. Central to this transition is the pivotal role of education in equipping professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills. Educational solutions have emerged as powerful tools for promoting awareness and interventions to mitigate climate change. This article provides a case study that highlights the successful utilisation of computer technology in delivering digital solutions to advance energy education and promote more informed energy practices in the construction industry. The utilisation of digital technologies can enhance collaborative efforts in energy efficiency training, which is of critical significance in ensuring the security, sovereignty, transparency, immutability, and decentralisation of interventions related to energy education. This paper presents a framework that utilises Blockchain technology to facilitate training labelling and authenticity based on smart contracts and mobile passports to provide a secure and efficient solution for the delivery of training and education in the energy domain. Our research examines the challenges and opportunities related to energy efficiency training within the construction industry. By integrating industry-specific insights, exemplifications, and case studies, we provide an in-depth understanding of the interconnection between energy efficiency education and digital solutions with the unique context of the construction industry. We underscore the importance of leveraging digital platforms as educational tools to foster a deeper understanding and adoption of energy-efficient practices. We demonstrate that educational solutions play a pivotal role in driving awareness and interventions for mitigating climate change, greatly empowering individuals and organizations to adopt energy-efficient practices and to address sustainability objectives.

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Near East University Document Authentication and Verification System (NEU-DAVS) Using Blockchain Technology

Abdelrahim,

Al-Turjman

2024

Advances in Science, Technology &Amp; Innovation

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A Systematic Literature Review on Blockchain-Based Systems for Academic Certificate Verification

Cited by 22 publications

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Database Design in a Blockchain-Based System for Generating and Verifying Academic Credentials

Database Design in a Blockchain-Based System for Generating and Verifying Academic Credentials

Blockchain for energy efficiency training in the construction industry

Near East University Document Authentication and Verification System (NEU-DAVS) Using Blockchain Technology

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