About Carmel

Carmel is a Decentralized Tech Education Platform that helps people like Chris acquire the technical skills they need to become Professional Software Developers without a formal computer science degree. There are several online platforms catering to people like Chris today. The problem is that they are all operating under a centralized architecture and business model, where the platform acts as a third party between teachers and students, dominating the entire teaching and learning experience.

The challenge with centralized education is that it is highly modeled around the needs of the central party running the show, while the teachers and students are treated as second-class citizens in the system. What that really means is that the power resides with the controlling party, the platform, leaving the key stakeholders of the system, the teachers, and students, powerless to make key decisions.

Basic Information

Token Name	Carmel
Token Type	Ethereum
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Token Price	$1.00
Language	English
Total Supply	70,000,000
Hard Cap	$30,000,000
Soft Cap	=======
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Token Distribution

50%	Token Sale
20%	Founders
10%	Partners
10%	Bounty
10%	Other

How Does Carmel Works?

The Carmel Platform is executed as a Decentralized Autonomous Corporation (DAC). Although, the company much rather think of it as a Community, rather than a Corporation. Carmel has its own economy, its own currency, its own members (citizens) and its own technology as well as its own rules and regulations (constitution). It's fascinating what a good blockchain technology can enable. Carmel is beyond a regular company, it's more of a living community of people who believe in a common vision.

At the same time, in order to execute all of this, especially during the early stages when the EOS blockchain is just getting started, the company needs a traditional legal structure that allows us to operate well and effectively. That structure is a legally incorporated company, owned by the founders.

Token

A significant problem yet to be solved in the learning and development fields, particularly as it applies to software development, is the fact that it is extremely difficult to measure learning progress. Development Managers have a lot of tools available to them to accompany developers on their learning journey but none are accurate predictors of the actual progress being made. The primary challenge is the fact that as knowledge workers, the act of acquiring new technical skills is a fluid and creative process, making it practically impossible to measure as one would measure a purely manual or physical process.

The Carmel Educational Model introduces key principles that make it a viable solution to the growth tracking problem. The micro-learning approach means that the material is smaller and easier to produce and to consume. The peer approach ensures that the content can be produced in a scalable way, as the network increases. And the tokenized challenges allow for fine-grained tracking of progress.

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Features Of Carmel

Decentralized Education

Carmel is architected as a Decentralized Community of Teachers and Students, with absolutely no dependency on a central third-party authority. With Carmel, developers are in charge of their own learning journey and they decide what's best for the community as a whole.

Hands-on Learning Experience

Carmel is designed as a radical departure from the typical video-based lecture model, as it provides a learning experience much closer to how professional software developers learn on an on-going basis, rather than mirroring how computer science is taught in a traditional classroom setting.

Tokenized Growth Training

The Carmel microlearning approach means that the material is smaller and easier to produce and to consume. The peer approach ensures that the content can be produced in a scalable way, as the network increases. And the tokenized challenges allow for fine-grained tracking of progress.

Challenges

A Carmel Challenge is authored by someone who is familiar with the problem at hand and is in a position to challenge someone else while providing guidance and is also able to write the validation code required. In essence, developers challenge each other to climb the digital mountain so to speak, a daunting task to say the least. The ultimate goal is not how far a developer grows in their career, but that they keep growing. That they keep climbing.

The central theme of the Carmel Community is the concept of a challenge. A Carmel Challenge is a technical problem to be solved that includes a tutorial and a proof of learning using validation code that tests whether the student has successfully solved the problem or not. To author, distribute and edit challenges, a Carmel Author has access to a publishing dashboard. Each challenge is priced and measured in Carmel Tokens which represent the learning value of the challenge itself.

Security

The bulk of the cryptographic security in Carmel resides within the Carmel Desktop App. That's where the Carmel Wallet lives and that's where blockchain transactions are signed. The way Carmel secures the Desktop App is through a secure vault, tied to the developer's machine and heavily protected by both symmetric and asymmetric encryption, as well as password hashing and secure local password storage. The Carmel Vault is secured using advanced cryptographic algorithms and it is practically impossible to compromise.

Team

Members	Dan Calinescu - Chief Evangelist Andrei Lazurca - Community Manager Andi Coman - Product Developer Vincent Doare -Business Development Robert Pop - Web & Mobile Developer

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