Review on Tutor's Diary by Jose Palma
Tutor's Diary (TUDA), a blockchain technology project for the educational community.
Tutor's Diary (TUDA) is developed as an educational project based on blockchain technology, which integrates innovative technologies in its platform, such as a blockchain network, monetization based on digital assets, mobile application, decentralization and extensive security methods, which are responsible for involving the educational system, the community of educators and students, with a new model of educational management, with data transaction technologies and monetization of information within the network. This project has developed tools, such as its application platform for mobile devices, which guarantees access to secure and useful tools, access at any time, schedule management, student management and even for the acquisition of educational services and tuition payments, and has also developed a native token for the ecosystem, Tutor's Diary (TUDA) is a well-developed, secure, fast-transacting and scalable token that has maintained good scalability.
Pros
- Engages the education system and teachers with blockchain technology and decentralized finance.
- It ensures that educators can upload information regarding education to the network, thus allowing transactions, content distribution and even to create real value to educational content, through monetization.
- It has developed a good system and platform that ensures education management, secure and fast payments using cryptography, access to solutions and curricula.
- Its native token Tutor's Diary (TUDA), ensures access to decentralized trading from popular exchange platforms, has shown good scalability and facilitates the acquisition of education services.
- Platform that enables access from mobile devices, allowing access at any time and with better administration and management of services.
Cons
- It does not have many followers in the social networking community.
- The sale and acquisition of the Tutor's Diary (TUDA) token was restricted to residents of many American countries.
