Hey fellas,
Start here first:
https://youtube.com/shorts/1gcMx_IDOZY then here:
https://youtube.com/shorts/WGY0082PQZoI'm the founder of Little Brain Boosters®, a bootstrapped children's Edtech startup based out of Amsterdam. Our platform is called Dopalearn® - the world's first nano-learning platform for children. It's a free app available on iOS and Android (there is also a pro version for $2.99 a month). It's hybrid between an LMS (Learning Management System) and a video platform; think YouTube Shorts or TikTok,
but instead of ads, we show "nano-lessons" lasting between 3-15 seconds. It was designed for children with learning disabilities (i.e. autism, ADHD, speech delay, etc). We been working on this project for about 5 years (8 years personally), unveiled recently.
Download here:
Playstore (Android):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.littlebrainboosters.dopalearnAppstore (iOS):
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dopalearn/id1542507323We are now gearing up to unveil a content creator program (the "
Jr. Creators Hub") that will serve as a portal for creators to upload, manage, and ultimately monetize their "premium" video content to our subscribers. Since we don't do any third party advertising in the app (never will), we will be introducing a "
Learn to Earn" (LTE) model that lets the child earn points (by completing challenges in "
Practice Mode") which can then be used to unlock the premium videos. We are dedicating 15% of the subscription revenue for content creators. The catch? We want introduce a crypto currency as the form of payment
while being SEC compliant.
Here is a rough overview of what I have in mind (I may be way off, so do chime in with your thoughts):
1. The Content Creator signs in to the Creators Hub with their crypto wallet to upload and manage videos.
2. The videos are then reviewed, processed and minted as NFTs to include author details (among other things), but most importantly author identity for compliance and taxation purposes).
3. The videos are then fed into our video feed (we call it the "Reel") and made accessible to our audience, but ONLY via the LTE model after earning points.
4. As the learner's earn points, they are able to unlock this premium only section where the videos reside and view whatever they please, which ultimately tracks the views so we can reward the creators.
5. Here is the catch, we want to reward the creators with a crypto currency which can eventually be used at
our own exchange to convert to fiat
(the SEC compliant part).6. The currency will also be used for other areas of monetization such as eLearning (outlined below).
I had put this together back in 2022 for a demo I was doing about NFT use cases with nanolearning/Dopalearn:
https://opensea.io/collection/littlebrainboostersThe idea is a network of decentralized "
virtual schools" (book publishers, teachers/educators, instructional designers, institutions, motion graphic artists, anyone) authoring and publishing Dopalearn compliant training (aka "
Pop-up Training") and monetizing it. Each school licensed and provided with "keys" (housed in the NFTs) that allows their customers to use/open them (the training) in Dopalearn. So technically, the NFT will be housing the course metadata (source of the JSONs/mp3s) and the license/key that makes it Dopalearn compliant. Is there a better/newer method to do this? Let me know.
I only used Opensea to mockup what these virtual schools may look like for customers when shopping (there are some limitation, so it's not the complete picture, but you'll get the point).
DM me 3 months of Dopalearn access @
https://t.me/dopalearnAdam
To be continued....