We aim to provide an easy entry for everyone who wants to write smart contracts without technical expertise. Yet there is a scarcity of motivating educational content for Marlowe.
Launching a learning platform where there are introductory lessons, instructional videos, exercises, workshop and live-coding sessions to empower non-coders to use Marlowe in local languages.
This is the total amount allocated to [C2VN]: Marlowe- Everyone can code smart contract.
Hieu Nguyen Van
Minh Do Ngoc
No dependencies.
Project will be fully open source.
4.c - By 2030, substantially increase the supply of qualified teachers, including through international cooperation for teacher training in developing countries, especially least developed countries and small island developing States
4.6 - By 2030, ensure that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults, both men and women, achieve literacy and numeracy
10.a - Implement the principle of special and differential treatment for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, in accordance with World Trade Organization agreements
The existing obstacles:
Our solution:
We form a one-stop learning platform, it is open for non-coders in the local community to enroll. It offers four progressively increasing levels of study, catering to the varying requirements of learner:
(the tentative course outline could be seen at here)
The lecture content will be presented through specific structured short videos, accompanied by instructional documents and exercises. There will be analysis of pre-built templates, examples in the gallery and a weekly live coding session to support learners.
The reasons for approaching:
Operation Resilience, Education, and Adoption are the three focus areas set by the Cardano Foundation for the year 2023. We believe that by excelling in education, Operation Resilience and Adoption will follow . That is why we have chosen to prioritize education for the community.
Through years of working with the startup community, we have observed that:
Therefore, to bring significant value to the Cardano ecosystem, it is essential to provide a toolset that allows everyone to create smart contracts quickly and easily. This motivation is why we have chosen this approach.
Course is designed to start by onboarding people without coding experience, we aim to familiarize them with the Blockly visual editor, allowing them to mature by playing around with pre-built templates. As they gain proficiency, they can contribute back to the platform through their own templates as open-source code contributions. We believe that as the number of Marlowe experts grows, more templates will be added to the ecosystem, empowering non-coders to utilize Marlowe as well.
Our proposed solution address the challenge by:
1, Promoting Open Source:
The outcome of this project, including the documentation, instructional videos, quizzes, build-intemplates, and contributions from learners, will be shared back with the community under an open-source policy with the aim of supporting sustainable community development.
2,Building sustainable ecosystem:
The project will provide video and textual instructions for blockchain enthusiasts to be able to write their own Smart Contracts based on their ideas, thereby increasing adoption and the number of people who understand and can work on the project -> lead to more sustainable development of the ecosystem
3. Contributing to Growth of Community:
The distribution of comprehensive instructional materials, live-coding sessions, and examples will motivate community members to improve their knowledge, increasing their chances of having a commercially-viable marketplace, and elevating the perceived reputability of the community.
With the aforementioned features, we are confident that we can build a community-owned open-source ecosystem that is commercially viable, driving growth, creating more opportunities, and increasing project visibility for the entire Cardano community.
To measure the success of the solution outlined above, We are using the following metrics:
1, Improve the knowledge in the community
We could monitor this metric by counting:
2, Growth of Community
This metric could be tracked by:
To share the outputs and results of our project, we have the following plans:
1.Project Reports (PoM and PoA):
We will submit a Statement of Milestones (SoM) which will be published, reviewed and approved by Community Reviewers. In each Milestone, we will public Proof of Achievement (PoA) to provide evidence that the milestone for which they have already been paid has been achieved.
2.Public outputs/results on our website
We will outputs/results on our website at cardano2vn.io where interested individuals can access our update proactively. Discuss or query us any topics they prefer.
3.Share output/result to Online platforms (Cardano Forum, Facebook, telegram, twitter, youtube and github):
These will be places we share updates, success stories, and best practices. These will allow us to reach a larger audience and gather feedback and suggestions from the community, fostering a collaborative approach to decentralized identity adoption
We will create a comprehensive report summarizing the key findings, achievements, and lessons learned from the project. This report will be shared with stakeholders, including university faculty, industry partners, and the community.
1, Expertise and Experience:
The members of the project are the core team who organized the Community-Led Events Cardano Summit 2022 and are currently organizing the Community-Led Events Cardano Summit 2023. We consist of technical experts from Cardano2vn.io and professors from 5 major universities.
We have been funded for 8 proposals (Fund6: 1, Fund7: 3, Fund8: 4) . All 8 projects have been successfully implemented, delivering impacts beyond expectations and marked as completed on IOG's tracking board . Here are some our activities we delivered for our community:
2, Accountability:
Overall, our capability to deliver the project with high levels of trust and accountability lies in our expertise, transparent approach, and evaluation measures. We are committed to upholding these principles throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring that our efforts are reliable, trustworthy, and accountable to all stakeholders involved
The project's deliverable is a Learning Management System (LMS) that enables multiple participants to learn and complete exercises in their native language. The expected outcome is that all learners are capable of writing smart contracts and contributing back to the community, thus enhancing their knowledge:
1.Increase of knowledge in the community:
This objective will be measure by following KPIs:
2.The Growth of community:
We use 03 qualitative KPIs, They are:
The detail activities, budget in each milestone is ready at this google sheet
Below is the a summary for your quick reference
Milestone 1: 60 days
Activities:
Milestone 2: 60 days
Activities:
Milestone 3: 45 days
Activities:
Milestone 4: 30 days
Activities:
Milestone 5: 30 days
Activities:
The detail activities, budget in each milestone is ready at this google sheet
Below is the a summary for your quick reference
Milestone 1: 60 days
Deliverables, outputs:
Milestone 2: 60 days
Deliverables, outputs:
Milestone 3: 45 days
Deliverables, outputs:
Milestone 4: 30 days
Deliverables, outputs:
Milestone 5: 30 days
Deliverables, outputs:
The detail activities, budget in each milestone is ready at this google sheet
Below is the a summary for your quick reference
Milestone 1: 60 days -> Cost to achieve each milestone:44.533 ADA =19.06%
Milestone 2: 60 days ->Cost to achieve each milestone: 60.267 ADA =25.80%
Milestone 3: 45 days -> Cost to achieve each milestone: 60.800 ADA =26.03%
Milestone 4: 30 days ->Cost to achieve each milestone: 30.33 ADA =13.24%
Milestone 5: 30 days ->Cost to achieve each milestone: 37.067 ADA =15.87%
Total budget: 233.600 ADA
Based on the contributions listed below, we are completely confident that the project offers excellent value for the Cardano ecosystem.
Moreover, it is directed towards education and adoption, which are among the Cardano Foundation's 03 forcus areas in 2023.
Our core team member are:
Nguyen Anh Tien
Role: Project Manager, Product Owner, Blockchain Developer
Bio: the founder of the VILAI stake pool, and a computer science expert working in the Cardano/Crypto space since 2018. Cardano Ambassador, Funded Proposer, member of Plutus, Atala Prism Pioneer Program, a Challenge Team member and Co-host for Eastern Town Hall.
Nguyen Van Hieu
Role: Senior Blockchain/Full stack Developer
Bio: founder of HADA stake pool, member of Plutus Pioneer Program, and Lead Technical Support at many successful startups.
Do Ngoc Minh
Role: Curriculum Development Manager
Bio: Computer Science Researcher, and Lecturer at the Information Technology Institute, Vietnam National University, Hanoi. Advisor for Open Educational Resources (OER) programs of UNESCO, ASIA, and Vietnam.
Hoang Van Thong
Role: Curriculum Quality Assurance Officer
Bio: Lecturer (since 2001) and Dean of Faculty of Information Technology (since 2020), University of Transportation and Communications, computer science experts, developed many websites
Trinh Van Chung
Role: Curriculum Development member
Bio: founder of the DEVMASTER ACADEMY, Dean of Faculty of Information Technology – Nguyen Trai University.
Nguyen Kim Sao,
Role: Curriculum Development member
Bio: Lecturer (since 2011) of Faculty of Information Technology, University of Transportation and Communications, received a Ph.D. in system information at the Vietnam National University, Hanoi (since 2021), data hiding experts, developed many applications.
Fields research: watermarking, data hiding.
Cao Thi Luyen,
Role: Curriculum Development member
Bio: Lecturer (since 2001) of the Faculty of Information Technology, University of Transportation and Communications, received a Ph.D. in mathematical assurance in computational systems at the military academy of science and technology (since 2018). developed many applications.
Fields research: watermarking, data hiding, machine learning, blockchain.
Nguyen Duc Du
Role: Curriculum Development member
Bio: Lecturer (since 2001) and Director of Library Information Center (since 2020), University of Transportation and Communications, computer science experts.
Fields research: fuzzy logic, soft computing, data mining, machine learning.