DIUcerts DApp: A Blockchain-based Solution for Verification of Educational Certificates

Shawon, Shahriar Karim; Ahammad, Hosnain; Shetu, Shumrose Zaman; Rahman, Md. Mahfujur; Hossain, Syed Akhter

doi:10.1109/icccnt51525.2021.9579533

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“…All of Web3.0's participants revolve around the private key. In a Web3.0 portal, the identity system is arguably the most important infrastructure besides the blockchain or public chain itself (Renu & Banik, 2021;Shawon, Ahammad, Shetu, Rahman, & Hossain, 2021).…”

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“…A DApp is a web application with critical components dispersed across a peer-to-peer network (Zheng, Gao, Huang, & Guan, 2021), which is made up of smart contracts that are performed by all nodes on the network at roughly the same time (Dannen, 2017). Past research on DApp deployments encompasses a wide range of solutions: voting (Pramulia & Anggorojati, 2020), crowdfunding (Dianovics & Majd, 2021), tenant management (Nayak, Narendra, Shukla, & Kempf, 2018), ridesharing (Renu & Banik, 2021), certificates verification (Shawon et al, 2021), among others. In the creative and entertainment industries, one of the experimental use cases of Web3.0 aims to develop artist-centric business solutions, displacing agency-centric business models that facilitate connections between artists and their fans.…”

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An ecosystem approach to Web3.0: a systematic review and research agenda

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Ding

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et al. 2023

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Purpose This paper reviews the extant research on Web3.0 published between 2003 and 2022.Design/methodology/approach This study uses a topic modeling procedure latent Dirichlet allocation to uncover the research themes and the key phrases associated with each theme.Findings This study uncovers seven research themes that have been featured in the existing research. In particular, the study highlights the interaction among the research themes that contribute to the understanding of a number of solutions, applications and use cases, such as metaverse and non-fungible tokens.Research limitations/implications Despite the relatively small data size of the study, the results remain significant as they contribute to a more profound comprehension of the relevant field and offer guidance for future research directions. The previous analysis revealed that the current Web3.0 technology is still encountering several challenges. Building upon the pioneering research in the field of blockchain, decentralized networks, smart contracts and algorithms, the study proposes an exploratory agenda for future research from an ecosystem approach, targeting to enhance the current state of affairs.Originality/value Although topics around Web3.0 have been discussed intensively among the crypto community and technological enthusiasts, there is limited research that provides a comprehensive description of all the related issues and an in-depth analysis of their real-world implications from an ecosystem perspective.

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