Generation Blockchain
Empowering Educators and Students
EventHow to use Blockchain technology in education? Learn more about integrating innovative Blockchain learning resources into your teaching practice.

During the event, you will become acquainted with the Generation Blockchain project and connect with engaging speakers and colleagues. It is a great opportunity to gain more insight into innovative educational Blockchain tools.
The project employs a 'train-the-trainers' approach and offers carefully designed resources aimed at increasing teachers' confidence, knowledge, and skills in effectively teaching Blockchain technology. Accessible materials, including Inverted Learning Resources and a highly rated Generation Blockchain Online Course, are examples of these resources.
Programme
13.30 – 13.45 | Introduction – Ingrid Wakkee (Professor of Entrepreneurship and Scientific Director Centre for Economic Transformation at AUAS) |
13.45-14.15 | Interactive workshop - Blockchain sentiment: Reading the room - Wooclap facilitated discussion |
14.15-14.45 | Presentation on Generation Blockchain including a brief tour of online resources – Mike Russell (Researcher at the Research Group Entrepreneurship and lecturer within the Faculty of Economics, Law and Entrepreneurship at AUAS) |
14.45-15.15 | Student Blockchain Association Netherlands (SBAN): How are Dutch students engaging with Blockchain? - Vince van Hoesel (Founder & Co-President) |
15.15-15.45 | Break |
15.45-16.30 | Key note speaker: Yip Thy-Diep Ta: Web3 and the token economy Founder: SystAIn3r - 100 Women in AI & Web3 for Sustainability |
16.30-17.00 | Panel Discussion (Moderator: Mike Russell) Panel guests: Yip Thy-Diep Ta, Vince van Hoesel, Generation Blockchain participants |
17.00-18.00 | Closing & Networking |
Location
AUAS Business Campus | Corry Tendeloohuis (CTH)
Fraijlemaborg 133, 1102 CV Amsterdam
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Benefits of using blockchain technology
It is expected that blockchain technology will transform numerous sectors by promoting transparency and fostering fair economic, social, and sustainable global growth and innovation. To fully capitalize on the opportunities blockchain offers, it is crucial for (future) entrepreneurs, managers, and policymakers to become aware of potential applications. This not only means learning to recognize new opportunities but also gaining a better understanding of ethical aspects, such as democratic processes, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
Learn more about blockchain technology in higher education.
About the research project
Generation Blockchain is a consortium project co-funded by the European Union. This 'multiplier event' is organized by the Research Group Entrepreneurship and the Amsterdam School of International Business of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (partners of the Generation Blockchain project).
