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Blockchain: Trustworthy or a Scam?

4 minutes 16 seconds

Now Playing As: Captioned (English) (change)

This educational video titled "Blockchain: Trustworthy or a Scam?" explores the implications of blockchain technology in decentralization and its impact on societal power dynamics. The video delves into key concepts like immutability, which ensures data integrity in a world prone to deep fakes and corruption exposure. It explains how blockchain can enhance financial infrastructure by facilitating quick regional funding in crisis situations. The video also addresses the empowerment of users over their data and privacy, contrasts centralized and decentralized systems, and examines cryptocurrency's volatility. The need for government regulation to protect users and prevent fraud in the crypto space is underscored. This content aligns with the U.S. school curriculum by encouraging critical thinking about technology's role in society.

Media Details

Runtime: 4 minutes 16 seconds

Topic: Business, Education, Technology
Subtopic: Computers, Digital Literacy, Economics, Financial Literacy, Technology
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
Release Year: 2023
Producer/Distributor: code.org
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3, D printer dispenses layers of orange substance next to smaller orange masses. Title card reads, " 3,D Printed Food."

Blurry film still of 2 geese flying with wings outstretched.

Young man stands next to a woman who is leaning down and gesturing towards a computer screen. Caption. And she just took on that leadership role.

Man using sign language while looking at a seated man facing him. Caption. Brian conducts presentations on being deaf in the workplace.

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