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Title: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 21, 2020, 11:16:46 AM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: plvbob0070 on January 21, 2020, 12:15:57 PM
If you don't have enough capital and people who will help you with your plans, rather than building a facility or an academy with limited rooms, just use those capital to organize seminars about blockchain and even cryptocurrency. And then you can add it with cheaper fees. Less expense with the same goal of teaching others about blockchain.

Spending money and time, without earning something back will not benefit you. If you don't really aim to earn profit, you can still add fees even just for break even so it won't be a loss for you.

The goal is really great, but the idea to achieve the goal is not the best. There's much more easier and cheaper ways to teach people about blockchain and it doesn't have to be that expensive. You know how much it will cost you in building an academy right? It's better to maximize the funds you have because your goal is to teach people.

Well that's my point. No point of building an academy if your goal is to teach other. You can still do it without putting too much expense on the facility. The main focus is the knowledge, not the academy itself


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: jackg on January 21, 2020, 12:52:01 PM
If you have a good enough knowledge you could probably convince a local community centre or school to accept you to do a public talk.

I feel this is something you'd want to travel around with, it's much better than grounding yourself in one place and probably cheaper. You may also be able to do web conferences and seminars and get people to watch/or produce free content online on your own web site.



Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: meanwords on January 21, 2020, 02:13:39 PM
I agree with plvbob0070. A seminar is enough to teach the basics of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Building an academy is just too expensive and you won't last that long even if you have your own job. Maybe seminars weekly in different locations? That way you won't have to worry about any excessive expenses instead just worry about traveling fees and how to invite people.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Asmonist on January 21, 2020, 02:20:33 PM
I think its good but I guess young children are too young for it. Maybe for the adults and especially to those illiterate people. Its good to see those uneducated and illiterate to improve themselves. These people needs much to know how the world evolve now. Well, its a complex work to do but in the spirit of helping others or reaching out, irs a good start to transform these people.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Bim abk on January 21, 2020, 02:28:45 PM
it would be better if you add some material about development in the crypto industry, because I think it will be more desirable. because if only the material without direct practice will be boring for people who will be in your class.

and other additions are ways of doing trade, because these things are difficult to find in a special class and are usually only available in economic classes for this lesson.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Baby Dragon on January 21, 2020, 02:46:12 PM
I think its good but I guess young children are too young for it. Maybe for the adults and especially to those illiterate people. Its good to see those uneducated and illiterate to improve themselves. These people needs much to know how the world evolve now. Well, its a complex work to do but in the spirit of helping others or reaching out, irs a good start to transform these people.
It's quite difficult since you have a lot of things to consider, you have to analyze everything or else you'll end up feeling remorse. Anyway, it actually sounds great. It's an amazing way to enlightened people particularly these days that most of them are not even aware that a cryptocurrency existed, it can help them realized that the world isn't just revolving around fiat. Aside from that, they can easily get enough understanding that can help them grab opportunities which can be beneficial and profitable. Maybe it's a bit laborious and full of challenges but as long as you can manage yourself and you know which is the best thing to do then you will surely handle it properly.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: noorman0 on January 21, 2020, 02:49:18 PM
This means that your academy is only available for at least 3 months. Make sure that it's enough time for all the lessons you mentioned. And the important thing you should consider is who the instructor or instructor is (I mean the instructor masters each field of cryptocurrency specifically).

I don't know which country you're from, but you can also direct them by studying online and maybe if your language is in the local Bitcointalk subforum, you can also direct your prospective students to this forum. I think the Bitcointalk forum is the most ideal place to learn everything about blockhain and cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 21, 2020, 02:51:10 PM
Spending money and time, without earning something back will not benefit you.
I don't want to earn from this. Me and my friends want to convince people.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CodyAlfaridzi on January 21, 2020, 02:52:49 PM
What is the method that you guys going to use? Like a small school? How are you going to convince people to come? I think the hardest part is to get people to be interested in the first place. Educational content about crypto are already all over the place on the internet, some of which are already excellent. The problem is not many people would visit them and learn about them. So instead of focusing on content, I think you should think more about how to get people interested in it.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: hatshepsut93 on January 21, 2020, 02:56:36 PM
Why you keep saying "blockchain" when what you actually mean is Bitcoin? Satoshi didn't create blockchain technology, he never had intention creating something that will benefit big companies, he aimed to empower regular people. Blockchain is just a buzzword that companies use to boost their stock, why should people learn about it unless they want to become developers in this niche field? Teaching Bitcoin on the other hand is quite a good idea, since it's still can be hard to use as it has some pitfalls.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: AbuBhakar on January 21, 2020, 02:59:17 PM
Better to have online website which provide readings or video tutorial in it. Of low in budget it will be enough. And maybe you can earn if you'll be able to be contacted by those who really want a personal discussion regarding bitcoin or blockchain.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Reid on January 21, 2020, 02:59:41 PM
Should it really go that far?

It looks like what you will talk about can all be found here.
Well, if that suits your countrymen then I think it will not be bad.

But what will they get afterwards? I don't think there is a certificate for that. Something to prove that they went thru an academy which you people have started.
Where will you get the approval of the government? Those kind of things needs to be deeply thought first.
Or, you will just be doing another time wasting curriculum for all your students.
Maybe 2-3 hours in weekends should be enough. Why not just skype?
In what country is this?


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 21, 2020, 03:03:37 PM
Better to have online website which provide readings or video tutorial in it. Of low in budget it will be enough. And maybe you can earn if you'll be able to be contacted by those who really want a personal discussion regarding bitcoin or blockchain.

Our first motive is that we found a place near a college, and we will ask the management there to send their students to us.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: sisule on January 21, 2020, 03:04:51 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

You can teach some one ready with risk of investment in bitcoin, altcoin, ICO, IEO and cryptocurrency world investment, many people only seeing with hoe much profit getting by some one after investing with bitcoin and altcoin but never looking for how much they lost investment with bitcoin and altcoin and they not ready.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 21, 2020, 03:14:27 PM
one more thing: And my friends are entirely educated, and this is why we have this plan, and we don't even need any registration


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: YuginKadoya on January 21, 2020, 03:14:35 PM
Should it really go that far?

It looks like what you will talk about can all be found here.
Well, if that suits your countrymen then I think it will not be bad.

But what will they get afterwards? I don't think there is a certificate for that. Something to prove that they went thru an academy which you people have started.
Where will you get the approval of the government? Those kind of things needs to be deeply thought first.
Or, you will just be doing another time wasting curriculum for all your students.
Maybe 2-3 hours in weekends should be enough. Why not just skype?
In what country is this?

I agree after taking an account in this forum at first I was very close-minded and doesn't know a bit of the inside of how bitcoin works but years have past and eventually, they can sure get it with experience, in my opinion, it is only a waste of time and that 3 months of capital you will pour in here can sure make a great addition for supporting your families or other foundation that is needing financial support,

I can't believe there will be someone that is willing to teach without getting an earning with it, I sure think that your intention is good but getting student with that interest in cryptocurrency can be some what very hard in my opinion and teaching with skype can also be helpful and convinient.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: enhu on January 21, 2020, 03:19:04 PM

Why not!? Academy for learning blockchain would be next to making these world better. I would suggest doing it first in youtube because this is where you can build more visibility from the regular people. Majority of the people in the planet are watching youtube videos and if they wanna learn something, its youtube that they turn to. I'm sure you only need one room for this one for a good start.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Heisenberg_Hunter on January 21, 2020, 03:22:04 PM
I would probably suggest you to go with plvbob0070 and jackg's idea of spreading the word about bitcoin. For that you should be well aware of what blockchain and bitcoin is. Blockchain is the technology behind bitcoin and satoshi never named them as blockchain rather it was called timechain. You should probably go to various schools, universities and give your idea on bitcoin and why they are better for this world. Blockchain is required but at the same time we do need bitcoin as well apart from shitcoins.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.
If you are gonna shill about shitty ICOs, IEOs and other scams I would say this is certainly a bad idea. Exchanges use these IEO coins to scam investors. If you are going to educate someone about bitcoin/blockchain in general you should be well aware about the technicalities and the backend processes which governs them.


Lessons:
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Try these lessons out if you want to convey a good info to your students

  • How bitcoin and blockchain works.
  • How to send or receive bitcoins and how to use them in real world transactions
  • Why bitcoin is required for a better world
  • Private keys, Public Keys and basic types of wallets
  • What is the difference between bitcoin and fiat money

What is ICO or IEO.
Never give an intro about these scams, that's totally a bad idea!


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 21, 2020, 03:29:45 PM

Never give an intro about these scams, that's totally a bad idea!

Look brother it is our job to tell them what this thing is, whether to invest or not to do their will


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Artemis3 on January 21, 2020, 03:32:41 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

If its not sustainable it will cease to exist quickly and it would not make any sense. You might as well do the same on social media or streaming video where at least the teaching will remain online for anyone to see later and not limited to "3 rooms".

It might make more sense if you intend to make videos from it, knowingly that without any funds you'll probably close it after 1 class anyway.

And you need the most important lesson of them all (no.1) What is Bitcoin. If you are not willing to talk about Bitcoin, don't come talking about Satoshi.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 21, 2020, 03:38:40 PM

And you need the most important lesson of them all (no.1) What is Bitcoin. If you are not willing to talk about Bitcoin, don't come talking about Satoshi.

Thanks for your suggestion bro perfect point, Actually there are a lot of videos on YouTube for this, but I want to educate my local community


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: BeManga on January 21, 2020, 03:52:31 PM

And you need the most important lesson of them all (no.1) What is Bitcoin. If you are not willing to talk about Bitcoin, don't come talking about Satoshi.

Thanks for your suggestion bro perfect point, Actually there are a lot of videos on YouTube for this, but I want to educate my local community
i think this is a good idea to support bitcoin and if you want to educate local it will be hard and expensive
it's better if you will make a website and make it online provide everything they need in 1 website
then told them to contact you if they have some question and just organize group session once or twice a month
you can make it with lower cost and can be sustained without many expenses


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: pawanjain on January 21, 2020, 05:05:25 PM
If your sole moto is to teach people about blockchain and the bitcoin then you have many other options to try.
For instance you can make videos regarding the topics you listed and post them on social media.
You can also conduct little seminars and get togethers and meetups which will encourage people to learn about blockchain.
You can also hire some volunteers and host an event and teach people about blockchain in areas where people have less knowledge about crypto.
These are just few options whereas you can explore many more options. Teaching has no boundaries.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: gundala on January 21, 2020, 07:01:24 PM
I don't want to earn from this. I and my friends want to convince people.

You are very kind, especially with free, without fees.  with a long enough time span, is that accompanied by direct practice?  for example directly applied wallet creation, etc.?

In addition to technical matters that you have compiled as learning material, it is also a good idea to include information about the risks and types of fraud in using cryptocurrency, such as MLM, seed hackers, Ponzi, etc.  thus the orientation is not merely about profit, and has a strong mentality and preparation in dealing with losses.  because many people end up hating cryptocurrency because of expectations too high without understanding the risk, when the expectations do not match reality then it makes them disappointed and says cryptocurrency is dangerous.  understand that too.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: DoublerHunter on January 21, 2020, 08:20:09 PM
The first reply on the first page was right, that too much for expenses if you build a building just for the academy and educate people regarding blockchain for free. This facility is not necessary if everyone is easy to access the internet, which is a simple click and browse you will see how blockchain it works. Conducting a seminar in different places is a good idea but you need to spend some of your money on transportations in traveling.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Harlot on January 21, 2020, 09:08:08 PM
This kind of academy would be more effective if the people who you are trying to teach are already familiar or at least know what you are talking about. Since no one would really be interested from lessons like this even if they are free. Aside from that is your country even considered as a crypto-friendly country or are they even aware what cryptocurrencies are? Because if they aren't then teaching them about Blockchain and cryptocurrencies wouldn't matter at all since your country isn't even prepared for the changes, the teachings they will receive would be with no use when there is not adoption happening for your country. So maybe see first if your country is currently at least moving in the right direction before you start building your academy.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Oasisman on January 21, 2020, 09:58:11 PM

And you need the most important lesson of them all (no.1) What is Bitcoin. If you are not willing to talk about Bitcoin, don't come talking about Satoshi.

Thanks for your suggestion bro perfect point, Actually there are a lot of videos on YouTube for this, but I want to educate my local community

YouTube videos or any other video tools for educating someone will never be enough , specially to those people who have zero knowledge about cryptocurrency in general. It will always be better if there's someone who could dictate every bit of details and someone that the audience could interact with.
Anyway, this is a good idea, but I think building up a small academy this early will drain your budget specially you guys are shouldering everything. A certain venue like renting a function hall are a good start up while you're still gathering interested audiences.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: crossabdd on January 21, 2020, 10:03:52 PM
There is nothing wrong with your plan. it is good. giving people knowledge about crypto. it's just that, in my opinion it would be more interesting if it was an open explanation. so that more people can join. for example providing education in a meetinghouse. so you can give knowledge to more than 100 people in 1 crypto education session.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: adzino on January 21, 2020, 10:13:15 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

1. Yeah, teach them the basics of blockchain. Let them know why it is better than the traditional currency.
2. Before teaching them how to send/receive, teach them about different wallets.
3. I don't think trading is actually necessary at all. At least for now since they are all beginners.
4. Not just private keys, the public keys and its importance (include digital signatures too).
The rest two are not needed to be honest.
Lastly, you forgot the main thing. Teach them how to keep their wallets safe!


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: xiboothrezi on January 21, 2020, 10:20:42 PM
As many members said above, it would be better and more effective to hold a seminar, between 2-3 days I think is sufficient to maximize all the material rather than having to take months. Moreover, you do this voluntarily right? I think it is more efficient both in terms of cost, time and effort.
Do not forget to provide material about the risks in investing with cryptocurrency so that those who are just learning to understand the cryptocurrency ecosystem better and are not only profit-oriented but also mentally prepared to deal with losses.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Kelvinid on January 21, 2020, 10:56:18 PM
I appreciate how'd you create such plans to help promote crypto usage. It needs a huge capital to start with but why not to facilitate seminars/training in a certain place to save more, you'll just need to rent a place where you launch your event. Or you will have to create some promotional activities online just like on youtube, twitter or FB. But only I could ask is that don't make any false statement that could make you being ignored.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: kawetsriyanto on January 21, 2020, 11:38:13 PM
~~ We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees. ~~
It is actually a great idea but it should need a big amount of money + need permission from the local government. I am sure that you won't have an illegal academy, right? Anyway, in what country are you? Is Bitcoin/Crypto/Blockchain legal in your country? You must think about the permission first. Plus, for a long term plan, the academy will need a regular big amount. Where do you get the capital?

>I think the most reasonable way is by creating a local community. It doesn't need a big amount of money like the academy. And it can accommodate all ages.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: dothebeats on January 21, 2020, 11:55:39 PM
Not that I'm belittling your idea but in all seriousness, starting off with comprehensive videos informing the general masses about bitcoin and the blockchain is already more than good. I know that there are tons of them out there on YouTube but perhaps you can come up with simpler, more concise and more interesting video that people can actually digest. If you have the means to build these facilities, go ahead and do it. If your sole interest is to spread the word and not gain profit from it, then you're on the right path. However if you want to monetize your good deeds, I'm telling you that expect a loss already since only a little percent of the population is actually keen and interested in learning bitcoin and the blockchain as of this moment.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Wintersoldier on January 21, 2020, 11:59:23 PM
I highly believe that the best step to start cryptocurrency market adoption is by ourselves, doing these step, we have many options to execute our plans to make this thing possible. But I wanted to ask first, is the academy you are trying to build requires a tuition fee? Because I think the topics are also possible to be discussed in a different seminars instead of a same thing such as a course offered in college which needs to tackle deeper topic.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: joinfree on January 22, 2020, 12:03:50 AM
Hey, you don't need that long amount of time to teach them these. If they really want to learn more about Bitcoin and the blockchain technology then maximum 3 days should be enough in doing this. And I hope they have shown at least some interest into this technology before you taking on this quest. If not then you are wasting your time mate, they are likely not going to pay much attention as they might see this as a burden


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Savemore on January 22, 2020, 12:11:58 AM
Not that I'm belittling your idea but in all seriousness, starting off with comprehensive videos informing the general masses about bitcoin and the blockchain is already more than good. I know that there are tons of them out there on YouTube but perhaps you can come up with simpler, more concise and more interesting video that people can actually digest. If you have the means to build these facilities, go ahead and do it. If your sole interest is to spread the word and not gain profit from it, then you're on the right path. However if you want to monetize your good deeds, I'm telling you that expect a loss already since only a little percent of the population is actually keen and interested in learning bitcoin and the blockchain as of this moment.
The mass adoption will not easily become successful just because there is now awareness that keep spreading. Why did I say that? People will not easily adopt something that they do not fully understand. Even if they are aware to what is bitcoin and blockchain they will still ignore it. There should be a "trigger", the trigger that I mean is the thing that will encourage someone to acauire and patronize it. They will only have this trigger if their mentality is broad where they seeking financial IQ. They will get encourage easily if they became interested to it.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: marcous on January 22, 2020, 01:15:50 AM
There is no harm in sharing knowledge. If you want to provide such knowledge, then your target must also be millennials who understand the technology and can receive the knowledge you want to share. Because for now, it's actually not easy to invite people even though our intention is only to share knowledge except to the closest people, I guess.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: darkangel11 on January 22, 2020, 01:39:33 AM
I advise you to first try it out in a rented space. Maybe try with some free courses at schools. Ask principals if they would like someone to tell children about blockchain and decentralized money, for free.
Then apply for sponsorship. Don't ask people to buy entry tickets or pay for courses upfront. It's always better to ask for donations and do these things for free until you become recognized.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoBry on January 22, 2020, 02:22:15 AM

We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something. That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees. I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way. We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


I always admire people who are taking the initiative to reach out to other people and then have them a good opportunity to learn more on the blockchain and cryptocurrency. Now, I am really encouraging you guys to offer this course for free. However, to make things sustainable, you can also be giving a separate course for people who have the money and who are interested to invest in cryptocurrency, then charge them for some minimal fee. With a regular funds coming in the program can be sustainable and then can be reaching more and more people in the long run. Again, this is a good project and I am wishing you guys the best and more power. I am hoping the same thing can also be happening elsewhere. Education is always the key to anything much more so in cryptocurrency and the blockchain where definitely there is that learning curve which can be a stumbling to many.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: gabmen on January 22, 2020, 02:30:52 AM
A lot of people worked hard for what they thought would be better for humans. A lot of them didn't get the credit they deserve. And though I agree that spreading awareness about btc to other people is a good move forward, we're not really inclined to do what you've stated. I think the simple fact that we believe in crypto and use it whenever we have the chance is sufficient enough to play your part.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Shasha80 on January 22, 2020, 02:42:13 AM
I totally agree with your idea by building a small academy, to educate people about blockchain and cryptocurrency. One of the
obstacles why bitcoin users are still few in the whole world, even though bitcoin has been more than a decade old. Because some
people get wrong information from the media. We as a crypto community must indeed take steps to educate to the people around
us especially in order to understand more about cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: posi on January 22, 2020, 02:48:18 AM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

The idea is wonderful cause it will somehow make people have positive knowledge about cryptocurrencies rather than the false news and predictions posted online these days and this is some people does in Canada which make crypto users many there at the early of stage cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: karanggatak on January 22, 2020, 02:52:10 AM
yes it is a good idea to promote bitcoin. we as part of the bitcoin community do have an obligation to introduce cryptocurrency and blockchain to others. I hope your plan can run smoothly. I also always tell stories about bitcoin and cryptocurrency to family, relatives and friends. More and more people who understand and are interested in investing in cryptocurrency will have a good impact on the cryptocurrency market.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: samcrypto on January 22, 2020, 02:56:51 AM
In my place we already have a blockchain course and base on my observation few people are enrolling for some reason and maybe there's still a low interest on this kind of course so I think it will be hard to get the attention of the students or someone who wants to know more about cryptocurrency. Personally, I still prefer to attend lively seminars and for sure many will come because this is just a one day tutorial and I'm confident that they will still learn from this. We can still help on a simple way, I already done this to my friends and I'm happy that they are starting to use cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Casdinyard on January 22, 2020, 02:59:57 AM
I advise you to first try it out in a rented space.
That will need some funds. Why don't just have it on someone's place?

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Maybe try with some free courses at schools. Ask principals if they would like someone to tell children about blockchain and decentralized money, for free.
This could be the least thing they can do. However, this will be quite a long talk especially if the principal isn't aware of crypto currency.

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Much better to seek for a group, this way they can easily have a small talk then when they got interested, sure they will tell it to their friends and acquaintances.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: blckhawk on January 22, 2020, 03:00:36 AM
The idea to me is plausible, and given that this would be like a voluntary work, it seems possible. Though aside from your effort and energy in teaching the students, one thing to also consider is how would you get the population that would complete your two to three rooms of class? It is free, but what would be the convincing factor that would let parents (if still young) let their child put time in your mini-academy instead of doing their own endeavors? Achieving a full two rooms of class seems difficult (though this would still depend on your location and community).


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: ragavancoin on January 22, 2020, 03:02:02 AM
It's an great idea but  See if you want to spread a knowledge about block chain or bitcoin you can do it through social media, YouTube channel, Twitter, or like others told u can do an conduct an event about Blockchain u can take a class traveling to some college, or companies etc... Apart from that if you start an academy i think you will have to invest more on it and you don't find any profit also because you don't want to charge any penny from students.

According to me better to publish in social media regarding Blockchain... Be simple in your explanation so that people can understand easily.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Getmon on January 22, 2020, 03:28:20 AM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

Of course, this is an effort worth appreciating and encouraging. This is a costly project with no return to be expected. Imagine building a small academy with around three rooms. That must be something you and your friends would really spend some amount.

Here are my thoughts though.

  • Make sure your resource person or lecturer or speaker is knowledgeable enough or else you might be preaching the wrong thing.
  • Make sure he knows how to teach. It is hard to teach different kinds of people, some are even zero knowledge in terms of Bitcoin or blockchain.
  • How would you be able to support this initiative and make sure it is sustainable if it is for free?


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 22, 2020, 04:35:42 AM
It's an great idea but  See if you want to spread a knowledge about block chain or bitcoin you can do it through social media, YouTube channel,
YouTube is filled with blockchain videos, but if anyone knows this name then  they will search?


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: bluebit25 on January 22, 2020, 04:40:43 AM
It's an great idea but  See if you want to spread a knowledge about block chain or bitcoin you can do it through social media, YouTube channel,
YouTube is filled with blockchain videos, but if anyone knows this name then  they will search?
I agree with you, even though we have a lot of videos on youtube teaching cryptocurrency, not everyone will understand and be willing to sit still and learn about it. It is better to create courses outside of life because it will be easier to reach more people and make it easier for people to understand cryptocurrency and blockchain. It's a great idea and I hope more people will implement it this year to promote blockchain


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: riso2015 on January 22, 2020, 05:13:32 AM
yes it is a good idea to promote bitcoin. we as part of the bitcoin community do have an obligation to introduce cryptocurrency and blockchain to others. I hope your plan can run smoothly. I also always tell stories about bitcoin and cryptocurrency to family, relatives and friends. More and more people who understand and are interested in investing in cryptocurrency will have a good impact on the cryptocurrency market.
Sometimes we have difficulties when teaching them about Bitcoin, they do not believe that Bitcoin is a digital asset that can give profits to us. I also often provide information about the world of Cryptocurrency to family, friends and the community around me. But many are not interested.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: julius caesar on January 22, 2020, 05:20:55 AM
It might work if you really have the knowledge about blockchain technology. Do not forget to prepare yourself since we are having a hard time to discuss it to the other people if they do not really believe on it. You also need to prepare yourself and study the possible questions that they might throw to you. As a instructor, prepare yourself always.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: illusion_ishita on January 22, 2020, 05:55:13 AM
I think it is a good idea but without fee is not very clever thought. If you guys want to help people about crypto currency then you should charge less which they afford and it help them as well as you. 


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: bitvalak on January 22, 2020, 06:42:22 AM
It's better to make an event like a seminar or workshop because it's more efficient and there are definitely more participants. Creating an academy with minimal capacity will only waste your time. Conducting seminars then receiving questions and answers via online will also be very helpful in my opinion, it can also be like a webinar you can create a Youtube channel, then it can also be like making a Podcast channel.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Ludmilla_rose1995 on January 22, 2020, 06:53:28 AM
This is definately a good endeavour but you won't get anywhere without any funding. I suggest you putting these lectures out on youtube to try and monetize your efforts for further supporting
I agree. creating a youtube channel is a brilliant idea and it's very easy to teach everyone about the blockchain and cryptocurrency. Teaching with a YouTube channel does not require large capital and will benefit from advertising.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: avatar_kiyoshi on January 22, 2020, 07:46:57 AM

Our first motive is that we found a place near a college, and we will ask the management there to send their students to us.

Educating students is good idea, especially you have a place and the college that is cooperative with you. Educating more people from random ages requires a lot of effort, but for those students their enthusiasm to explore about what they like is very broad.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Warkop on January 22, 2020, 08:57:48 AM
In my opinion, this is a very good idea to teach people who don't understand how Blockchain works, because people who don't know Blockchain technology will surely understand little by little how Blockchain works and understand the world of cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Ashong Salonga on January 22, 2020, 09:19:31 AM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


That was a very great idea of teaching people about cryptocurrency including its importance and the real essence of its existence. But doing such will require a lot of resources but the effort of building an academy just for the sake of teaching people is really appreciative because once your plan have been executed and come into reality, this will really help people to understand cryptocurrency. But I guess, building up an academy will be costly because it will take months to construct an infrastructure for that if you still do not have a place to place your academy. I think it will be more convenient if you will just create a page like blog site or even a channel on YouTube or any other platforms to let other people have a wide access about the knowledge you do want to share to them since you have said that you will teach people about cryptocurrency for free. In that way of using the modern technology, you can easily reach out many people around the world and you can lessen the cost you will exert compared to building up an academy.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Zeke_23 on January 22, 2020, 09:27:22 AM
In my opinion, this is a very good idea to teach people who don't understand how Blockchain works, because people who don't know Blockchain technology will surely understand little by little how Blockchain works and understand the world of cryptocurrency.
It really is a good idea, teaching people will be the best option so new people that would come to crypto space will understand it deeper before they even experience using it. That way, many people will also know that there is actually things like this where people will be able to educate themselves by attending in the academy.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: sayaya17 on January 22, 2020, 09:53:47 AM
A good idea in my opinion and you are very generous by not taking advantage or the costs of those who will later enter your academy. I am sure you have mastered the blockchain and crypto well enough if you want to provide knowledge of crypto and blockchain technology to those who want to learn. I strongly support your goal, but indeed later on in implementation there might be a few obstacles, but if you have a solid team all problems can be solved.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Bagaji on January 22, 2020, 09:54:07 AM
This is a good idea and which I believe will bring more people to get to know about block chain technology and crypto currency in general. All depends on the type of person they are if not I would have  sugect that you direct them to make use of Google search engine for them to get all the information they need to know about block chain technology and crypto currency.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Kelvinid on January 22, 2020, 10:08:40 AM
A good idea in my opinion and you are very generous by not taking advantage or the costs of those who will later enter your academy. I am sure you have mastered the blockchain and crypto well enough if you want to provide knowledge of crypto and blockchain technology to those who want to learn. I strongly support your goal, but indeed later on in implementation there might be a few obstacles, but if you have a solid team all problems can be solved.
It inspires us to do as well. This is will helps to opened-up their mind and put an end to their doubts and anxiety. Looking forward to their success.
I know it was hard and a lot of obstacles along the way but if we loved what we are doing, we can't feel it.

@OP, I hope you have a solid team and committed to their job. You are trying to build a reputation and please don't use it for any unconditional intention that could ruin it in the future.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: puertorikosena on January 22, 2020, 10:38:36 AM
I think this initiative will be very useful for beginners, especially for people who think that it is dangerous to use cryptocurrency. General information and fixing in practice will help people understand the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. I am sure that many will be grateful to you for this.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: angrybirdy on January 22, 2020, 10:47:27 AM
I think this initiative will be very useful for beginners, especially for people who think that it is dangerous to use cryptocurrency. General information and fixing in practice will help people understand the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. I am sure that many will be grateful to you for this.

I do agree, by this way, people can now understand its true purpose. People's mindset might be change ftom bitcoin should be avoided to bitcoin should be use since it is convenient and user friendly.
Deeper understanding will come to new users and they will be in the right path where they will be focusing on learning than earning.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Heisenberg_Hunter on January 22, 2020, 11:18:22 AM
Look brother it is our job to tell them what this thing is, whether to invest or not to do their will
That's quite true. But, almost all these ICO shits have ended up in scams with newbie investors losing all their money. If you are willing to teach them about these scam altcoins or ICO alts, the fellow students would be attracted towards the token's get rich quick strategy and unrealistic schemes.

Blockchain is really bigger than these ICO scam tokens and we should educate newbies about these as well. If you are still willing to educate newbies about ICOs and IEOs in general, you should probably showcase these pump and dump shitcoins in a bad light and never encourage them in getting into these. You people have a really good idea and thought but these shouldn't end up in a wrong way of educating these newbies about shitcoins.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: White Christmas on January 22, 2020, 11:23:23 AM
This is a good idea and which I believe will bring more people to get to know about block chain technology and crypto currency in general. All depends on the type of person they are if not I would have  sugect that you direct them to make use of Google search engine for them to get all the information they need to know about block chain technology and crypto currency.
I think the right way to teach the people in the crypto community is by finding the the right person that can really teach and explain on how cryptocurrency is doing or maybe a good speaker is a must to teach many people and persuade many people to be able for them to get curious on how cryptocurrency will affect their lives and how crypto may change their lives.
The right way to teach people is to find a speaker that is already veteran when it comes to the industry, in which they already know what is the different statistics and techniques on how they will earn money in this field.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: sovie on January 22, 2020, 11:57:29 AM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


All I can say is Good luck to you and to your team. Satoshi created this revolutionary open source platform for us and that too for free. Now its our job to spread satoshi message of decentralization to those who don't know.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Janation on January 22, 2020, 12:13:02 PM
All I can say is Good luck to you and to your team. Satoshi created this revolutionary open source platform for us and that too for free. Now its our job to spread satoshi message of decentralization to those who don't know.

Can we just spread how efficient it is in is way?

I mean, there are a lot of good payment methods in their opinion and you might not know that some of those are common to them. Satoshi created something that secludes us to centralization, it is a great way to introduce it to them in a way that we are not forcing it to them but giving them new choices they can use.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: bitcoindusts on January 22, 2020, 12:17:41 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


Sound like a complete pacakge to me.  I guess those topic are enough to enable your audience to have a grasp about cryptocurrency and how to buy them to get profit.  One thing to add, you shoul also give them information about possible scam projects and scam company that take advantage of investors through the disguise of being cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on January 22, 2020, 12:27:50 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


All I can say is Good luck to you and to your team. Satoshi created this revolutionary open source platform for us and that too for free. Now its our job to spread satoshi message of decentralization to those who don't know.
And this is a good way to spread satoshi's message or the knowledge he wants to give to every user. The lesson plan is also a good core of knowledge for every students. If this will really happen and will continue, a lot of them might become one of the developers in the near future.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Colt81 on January 22, 2020, 01:25:38 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


All I can say is Good luck to you and to your team. Satoshi created this revolutionary open source platform for us and that too for free. Now its our job to spread satoshi message of decentralization to those who don't know.
And this is a good way to spread satoshi's message or the knowledge he wants to give to every user. The lesson plan is also a good core of knowledge for every students. If this will really happen and will continue, a lot of them might become one of the developers in the near future.
Indeed. Making a small academy to spread knowledge about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is quiet a good idea, but it could have not give you any benefit if you didn't ask fees from them that they could learn and earn for free, that is why it is still better to add even a low fees for your service.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: bettercrypto on January 22, 2020, 01:50:44 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

That would be a great to be executed because many people are still lack of knowledge in cryptocurrency. The trading skills also are too far for a pro trader and it is good if there is a class session talking about that stuff. However, having a zero fee or charge would be a problem to you to sustain your education in cryptocurrency industry. I think it will be helpful if you can collect in community for atleast small amount of money.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Eclipse26 on January 22, 2020, 01:58:55 PM
It's definitely a good idea to make ways just to teach this who want to learn blockchain and crypto. But before starting thing, it's better to plan things first thoroughly like do you see enough potential students in your academy? It's to use all the available space you have for the rooms so it won't be wasted. Look how many possible students you can have once you've started operating your plan with your friends. And are you guys enough to teach everything about cryptocurrency?


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: keeee on January 22, 2020, 02:01:57 PM
A good idea in my opinion and you are very generous by not taking advantage or the costs of those who will later enter your academy. I am sure you have mastered the blockchain and crypto well enough if you want to provide knowledge of crypto and blockchain technology to those who want to learn. I strongly support your goal, but indeed later on in implementation there might be a few obstacles, but if you have a solid team all problems can be solved.
I agree,  I will tell you this, what your will going to do will not be easy so please have patience and dont get tired sharing your knowledge and blessings about bitcoin.  It would be a big help to those who doesnt know bitcoin yet.  Hoping it would become successful.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CarnagexD on January 22, 2020, 02:52:49 PM
I think this initiative will be very useful for beginners, especially for people who think that it is dangerous to use cryptocurrency. General information and fixing in practice will help people understand the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. I am sure that many will be grateful to you for this.

And much better, they're basically not selling bitcoin's profitability as an asset that causes weak-hearted people to invest in bitcoin. Selling the basics and in-depth knowledge instead of convincing them to invest with how many dollars they can gain from this gets all the people who are here to support bitcoin's journey on surpassing fiat. Which I think is neat and really good.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Golftech on January 22, 2020, 03:06:21 PM
I think this initiative will be very useful for beginners, especially for people who think that it is dangerous to use cryptocurrency. General information and fixing in practice will help people understand the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. I am sure that many will be grateful to you for this.

And much better, they're basically not selling bitcoin's profitability as an asset that causes weak-hearted people to invest in bitcoin. Selling the basics and in-depth knowledge instead of convincing them to invest with how many dollars they can gain from this gets all the people who are here to support bitcoin's journey on surpassing fiat. Which I think is neat and really good.
Correct, this initiative will helps a lot especially people who are not really attached or engaged to this industry, giving them the hint and not just the limited to be a  potential  assets but also a  system where it can be used to  integrate with existing system and helps the process.
From the list of your target information it's good enough to give basics and allow people to understand the industry.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Duzter on January 22, 2020, 03:16:34 PM
When something is provided free of cost it won't be getting much importance as the premium paid courses. Rather than starting the service with few friends, try to find more people who are all interested to learn more about it. As it is entirely new when you start a new course it is difficult. All the above when you don't get back any revenue other than the learning while teaching might make you go for it without much of dedication.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: nickenburg on January 22, 2020, 03:20:14 PM

Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


I think a Academy is a very good idea to teach people about crypto, using Coinbase their earnprogram works really good and it is very easy.
The only negative thing is that you have to KYC and most people dont just wanna give their information/Passport to a Cryptowebsite.
Often when I try to recruit people for the Coinbase earn program they dont wanna do it and make jokes about that it is just a scam.

I dont understand why they wouldn't do it when they get free Crypto, and they learn about it at the same time for Free!
But that shows it is still hard to get people interested and they often see it as a scam.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: TheGodFather on January 22, 2020, 03:44:04 PM
When something is provided free of cost it won't be getting much importance as the premium paid courses. Rather than starting the service with few friends, try to find more people who are all interested to learn more about it. As it is entirely new when you start a new course it is difficult. All the above when you don't get back any revenue other than the learning while teaching might make you go for it without much of dedication.
Teach them the basic of everything, from how to create wallet, what are the different altcoins, what is the differences between them and so on. It could help them to widen their knowledge and at the same time they could avoid those projects that will make them fool and waste their time.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: isaac_clarke22 on January 22, 2020, 04:10:50 PM
That's quite costly, unless you're really willing to risk your money in building the academy. You must need to make a study around your area to ensure that you'll have plenty or at least moderate amount of students, like right now you're telling that there is no fee to your teachings.
I think you should reconsider about the investment of your money to this. You could just put that into crypto and just do a public forum around your community. It should be free for sure, rather than building up an academy but ending up to be just a deserted building in the end.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Pinkris128 on January 22, 2020, 04:26:05 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

What would be the return for you and your friends if you will build a small academy where you tell them about blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, without any fees ? I think it will be really difficult if you all do it for free that you should teach people while earning money because it will cost all of you a lot of money.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: supercanada1 on January 22, 2020, 05:22:34 PM
This is a good idea and which I believe will bring more people to get to know about block chain technology and crypto currency in general. All depends on the type of person they are if not I would have  sugect that you direct them to make use of Google search engine for them to get all the information they need to know about block chain technology and crypto currency.
I think the right way to teach the people in the crypto community is by finding the the right person that can really teach and explain on how cryptocurrency is doing or maybe a good speaker is a must to teach many people and persuade many people to be able for them to get curious on how cryptocurrency will affect their lives and how crypto may change their lives.
The right way to teach people is to find a speaker that is already veteran when it comes to the industry, in which they already know what is the different statistics and techniques on how they will earn money in this field.
There are multiple ways of teaching the beginners about crypto. One of the best way of learning is by following the successful investors. They have a great time in this market due to which they have experienced a lot and know multiple ways of investing. If they will teach the investors working and all principles of crypto market, they will understand the value of it. There are also authentic sites that give the correct and all needed information recommending them to others will also be a good option.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Bitcoinislife09 on January 22, 2020, 05:44:01 PM
This is a good idea and which I believe will bring more people to get to know about block chain technology and crypto currency in general. All depends on the type of person they are if not I would have  sugect that you direct them to make use of Google search engine for them to get all the information they need to know about block chain technology and crypto currency.
I think the right way to teach the people in the crypto community is by finding the the right person that can really teach and explain on how cryptocurrency is doing or maybe a good speaker is a must to teach many people and persuade many people to be able for them to get curious on how cryptocurrency will affect their lives and how crypto may change their lives.
The right way to teach people is to find a speaker that is already veteran when it comes to the industry, in which they already know what is the different statistics and techniques on how they will earn money in this field.
There are multiple ways of teaching the beginners about crypto. One of the best way of learning is by following the successful investors. They have a great time in this market due to which they have experienced a lot and know multiple ways of investing. If they will teach the investors working and all principles of crypto market, they will understand the value of it. There are also authentic sites that give the correct and all needed information recommending them to others will also be a good option.
You have a great Idea and surely this could help the cryptocurrency community a lot, but also they are also should be willing to learn cyptocurrency or the blockchain it will be all useless if they are not even interested in what you are teaching I think a lot of people should be pursue to Cyptocurrency I think you should add more lessons about bitcoin since this is the most popular one and most of the time a lot of people already have idea about this cryptocurrency and then you could easily connect the other lesson.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: sisule on January 22, 2020, 06:28:19 PM
Right way and moment to teach some one ca get much profit with bitcoin and altcoin, you have help many people ad give them working although by investing way with bitcoin and altcoin investment, I like when some one ask me about how to make investment with bitcoin and altcoin, then how to start trading in cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: AicecreaME on January 22, 2020, 06:29:24 PM
If you don't have enough capital and people who will help you with your plans, rather than building a facility or an academy with limited rooms, just use those capital to organize seminars about blockchain and even cryptocurrency. And then you can add it with cheaper fees. Less expense with the same goal of teaching others about blockchain.

Spending money and time, without earning something back will not benefit you. If you don't really aim to earn profit, you can still add fees even just for break even so it won't be a loss for you.

Very well said. Conducting seminars is much better because you don't have to teach them full time, you just have to introduce it to them so that they would have ideas about cryptocurrency and blockchain, internet is always there for them to teach them the rest of what they wanted to learn in the process if they decided to pursue this kind of expertise.

Because if you run out of funds, what will happen to the rooms you built or the small academy, it will end up being useless unless you will sell it.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: ReiMomo on January 22, 2020, 06:35:07 PM
I guess there are too many ways of teaching others to learn about blockchain at a minimal cost. Because OP said that he wanted to build a building for his academy for teaching but I will suggest that a simple office room will be fine. Having seminars is a very effective way of teaching those stuff related to blockchain and you can also create social media like youtube, twitter, and Facebook were to broadcast a related to blockchain and I think that is the right way to teach them at the same time did not much expensive.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: nydiacaskey01 on January 22, 2020, 11:21:27 PM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.

Among the six Lessons that are part of your planned curriculum, I guess you should separate the How to Buy/Sell cryptocurrencies (trading). Its should be a special class as it needs to be divided in different parts like how to read charts, understanding the market conditions and using tools like RSI, Bollinger Bands and others.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: the rise on January 23, 2020, 12:53:57 AM
Lessons:
a1.How blockchain works.
a2.What is the private Key.
a3.How to send or receive.
b1.What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
b2.What is ICO or IEO.
c1.How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).

Among the six Lessons that are part of your planned curriculum, I guess you should separate the How to Buy/Sell cryptocurrencies (trading). Its should be a special class as it needs to be divided in different parts like how to read charts, understanding the market conditions and using tools like RSI, Bollinger Bands and others.
I edited it into a.b.c phase so that it could be more easily understood sequentially. for phase c it is better to be taught in the last part because there will be many complicated methods in that section. the most important are asset security measures along with complete references from trusted wallets / exchanges in the initial phase. Even though it's not easy, I appreciate op's intention.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: Youghoor on January 23, 2020, 03:28:30 AM
We all know how worked hard Satoshi Nakamoto made the blockchain, for the ease of all of us, should we not do anything for this?
So the answer is yes, we too should do something.

That's why I and some of my friends have decided that we will. We will build a small academy with only two or three rooms, where we will tell people about blockchain, without any fees.

I want to know this from you, is this a good idea? Please tell me if this is not the right way.

We can only invest two or three months for this Academy.


Lessons:
How blockchain works.
How to send or receive.
How to buy/sell cryptocurrencies ( Trading).
What is the private Key.
What is the difference between Coins and Tokens.
What is ICO or IEO.


This is a wonderful initiative but you should also understand that you don't really need to set up an academy to educate people on what blockchain is and how it works. The internet and social media have made it easier to reach a large number of people from all walks of life in the world. You just have to create a platform on the internet and on social media platforms to educate people.


Title: Re: Is this the right way to teach them?
Post by: CryptoYar on January 23, 2020, 03:35:58 AM
Thanks for your suggestions.
I have read every member's advice. So now I'm sure this is the right way to teach peoples.
You have guided me in every way, nowadays time is precious, but you gave your valuable time and told me well.
Now I am closing this topic, thank you once again.