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A STUDY OF THE TOKENIZATION SYSTEM OF STUDENTS’ PERSONAL DATA BASED ON BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

Management of Educational Organizations , UDC: 378 DOI: 10.25688/2072-9014.2022.62.4.05

Authors

  • Markova Svetlana V. Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor

Annotation

This study examines the major challenges of using private and public blockchains to tokenize personal student data. In this regard. The purpose of the study: Find alternative approaches for tokenizing students’ personal data and organizing secure access to them. Research objectives: 1) to propose the architecture of the system of tokenization of students’ personal data; 2) develop and test a prototype student information system, i. e. a decentralized distributed application (DApp).
Tags:
tokenization; blockchain; student information systems; student personal data.
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