Impact: 11 universities (460 students) ( +10,000 via social networks) University tour date: February-March 2024 Organizers Polkadot Colombia:

-Santiago Guzman, -Roberto Heredia, -Carlos Rodriguez.

Classroom support ambassadors: -Ezio Rojas -Joann Cruz -Donatello Lopez.

Wallet: 13B5YyS8u93FKbZYRFGh1BFwYjn5a8zhAJqEXtAWNmY7HzEu

Cities Colombia: Bogota-Medellin-Cali-Ibague-Cucuta.

City El Salvador: San Salvador 

Budget: 29,221 usd
DOT EMA7 Price ( USD ): 5.608; Number of DOT: 5,210.07

After converting the dot, the remaining dollars will be returned to the treasury.

Link PDF proposal: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fU3r2d5KY_2rRl7vJn8sQN18NaMMQxUs/view?usp=sharing


Previous Successful Events:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/152xFAXoDVZNCjBMAqN2ZzhJBtV48-EPe/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17u9fuVZImGRyitrRWf7mK7dOm8IVyfA2/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18WJ-btsfjWWZhn8pTxyn7j9Va0s9jUn5/view?usp=sharing

Previous Supporting Event:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17gI0KAR9v9oasUns4WMZpsLxrG0OSgudsZ6U_bOYBFg/edit

Objectives:

To provide university students with a theoretical and practical introduction to Polkadot, its architecture, features and applications, in order to broaden their knowledge of blockchain technology and its potential.

To provide students with a solid foundation of Polkadot's structure and architecture, to understand the functioning and importance of Substrate, as well as to understand the role of ink! and the connections in its ecosystem: parachains and tools.

Real-World Applications: Practical insights into the applications of Substrate will be showcased, emphasizing its relevance in creating scalable, interoperable, and secure blockchain solutions.

Interactive Learning: Engaging workshops and discussions will facilitate a dynamic learning environment, encouraging students to actively participate in the exploration of Polkadot's potential.

University Collaboration: Forge partnerships with the selected universities to seamlessly integrate the marathon into their academic calendars, fostering an environment conducive to technological exploration.

Feedback Mechanism: Establish a feedback system to gauge the impact of the marathon, allowing for continuous improvement and tailoring future initiatives to the specific needs and interests of the participating universities.

This educational marathon is more than a series of workshops; it's an opportunity for students in Colombia and San Salvador to gain firsthand knowledge from Polkadot Ambassadors, fostering a new generation of blockchain enthusiasts ready to shape the future of decentralized technology


Objectives:


To provide university students with a theoretical and practical introduction to Polkadot, its architecture, features and applications, in order to broaden their knowledge of blockchain technology and its potential.

To provide students with a solid foundation of Polkadot's structure and architecture, to understand the functioning and importance of Substrate, as well as to understand the role of ink! and the connections in its ecosystem: parachains and tools.

Real-World Applications: Practical insights into the applications of Substrate will be showcased, emphasizing its relevance in creating scalable, interoperable, and secure blockchain solutions.

Interactive Learning: Engaging workshops and discussions will facilitate a dynamic learning environment, encouraging students to actively participate in the exploration of Polkadot's potential.


University Collaboration: Forge partnerships with the selected universities to seamlessly integrate the marathon into their academic calendars, fostering an environment conducive to technological exploration.


Feedback Mechanism: Establish a feedback system to gauge the impact of the marathon, allowing for continuous improvement and tailoring future initiatives to the specific needs and interests of the participating universities.

This educational marathon is more than a series of workshops; it's an opportunity for students in Colombia and San Salvador to gain firsthand knowledge from Polkadot Ambassadors, fostering a new generation of blockchain enthusiasts ready to shape the future of decentralized technology.

Impact: 11 universities (460 students) ( +10,000 via social networks) University tour date: February-March 2024 Organizers Polkadot Colombia:

-Santiago Guzman, -Roberto Heredia, -Carlos Rodriguez.

Classroom support ambassadors: -Ezio Rojas -Joann Cruz -Donatello Lopez.

Wallet: 13B5YyS8u93FKbZYRFGh1BFwYjn5a8zhAJqEXtAWNmY7HzEu

Cities Colombia: Bogota-Medellin-Cali-Ibague-Cucuta.

City El Salvador: San Salvador 

Budget: 29,221 usd
DOT EMA7 Price ( USD ): 5.608;
Number of DOT: 5,210.07

After converting the dot, the remaining dollars will be returned to the treasury. 

Link PDF proposal: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fU3r2d5KY_2rRl7vJn8sQN18NaMMQxUs/view?usp=sharing


Previous Successful Events:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/152xFAXoDVZNCjBMAqN2ZzhJBtV48-EPe/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17u9fuVZImGRyitrRWf7mK7dOm8IVyfA2/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18WJ-btsfjWWZhn8pTxyn7j9Va0s9jUn5/view?usp=sharing

Previous Supporting Event:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17gI0KAR9v9oasUns4WMZpsLxrG0OSgudsZ6U_bOYBFg/edit

Objectives:

To provide university students with a theoretical and practical introduction to Polkadot, its architecture, features and applications, in order to broaden their knowledge of blockchain technology and its potential.

To provide students with a solid foundation of Polkadot's structure and architecture, to understand the functioning and importance of Substrate, as well as to understand the role of ink! and the connections in its ecosystem: parachains and tools.

Real-World Applications: Practical insights into the applications of Substrate will be showcased, emphasizing its relevance in creating scalable, interoperable, and secure blockchain solutions.

Interactive Learning: Engaging workshops and discussions will facilitate a dynamic learning environment, encouraging students to actively participate in the exploration of Polkadot's potential.

University Collaboration: Forge partnerships with the selected universities to seamlessly integrate the marathon into their academic calendars, fostering an environment conducive to technological exploration.

Feedback Mechanism: Establish a feedback system to gauge the impact of the marathon, allowing for continuous improvement and tailoring future initiatives to the specific needs and interests of the participating universities.

This educational marathon is more than a series of workshops; it's an opportunity for students in Colombia and San Salvador to gain firsthand knowledge from Polkadot Ambassadors, fostering a new generation of blockchain enthusiasts ready to shape the future of decentralized technology


Objectives:


To provide university students with a theoretical and practical introduction to Polkadot, its architecture, features and applications, in order to broaden their knowledge of blockchain technology and its potential.

To provide students with a solid foundation of Polkadot's structure and architecture, to understand the functioning and importance of Substrate, as well as to understand the role of ink! and the connections in its ecosystem: parachains and tools.

Real-World Applications: Practical insights into the applications of Substrate will be showcased, emphasizing its relevance in creating scalable, interoperable, and secure blockchain solutions.

Interactive Learning: Engaging workshops and discussions will facilitate a dynamic learning environment, encouraging students to actively participate in the exploration of Polkadot's potential.


University Collaboration: Forge partnerships with the selected universities to seamlessly integrate the marathon into their academic calendars, fostering an environment conducive to technological exploration.


Feedback Mechanism: Establish a feedback system to gauge the impact of the marathon, allowing for continuous improvement and tailoring future initiatives to the specific needs and interests of the participating universities.

This educational marathon is more than a series of workshops; it's an opportunity for students in Colombia and San Salvador to gain firsthand knowledge from Polkadot Ambassadors, fostering a new generation of blockchain enthusiasts ready to shape the future of decentralized technology.

Polkadot Colombia Ambassadors: technology education marathon through ten universities in Colombia and one in San Salvador.

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Problem Statement:
- The problem is the lack of knowledge and understanding of blockchain technology, specifically Polkadot, among university students in Colombia and San Salvador.

Significance:
- The significance of this problem is that blockchain technology is becoming increasingly important and relevant in various industries, and it is crucial for students to have a solid understanding of it to be prepared for the future job market.

Proposed Solution:
- The proposed solution is to organize an educational marathon consisting of workshops, discussions, and practical demonstrations to introduce university students to Polkadot, its architecture, features, and applications.

Expected Outcomes:
- The expected outcomes of this educational marathon are to broaden students' knowledge of blockchain technology, provide them with a solid foundation of Polkadot's structure and architecture, showcase real-world applications of Substrate, and foster partnerships with universities for future technological exploration.

#339 Polkadot Colombia Ambassadors: technology education marathon through ten universities in Colombia and one in San Salvador.

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