IBM and Sony build secure student data store using blockchain
The platform will hold student records and learning history
It is hoped that teachers will use the platform to share data with each other
IBM Japan, Sony and Sony Global Education have built a platform based on IBM's blockchain and cloud that can be used to manage student records, as well as record and refer to their learning history and...
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