edverse whitepaper
  • Welcome to edverse!
  • Overview
    • Concept of edverse
      • Challenges of the existing education landscape
      • Addressing these challenges
      • The edverse revolution
      • How is edverse better than other Metaverse companies
      • How is edverse better than other Ed Tech companies
      • The Edverse Opportunity
    • Team and its legacy
      • Our Legacy
    • edverse Platform Features
      • Platform Features
        • The Metaverse Landscape
        • Immersive Courses
        • AI Assistant
        • LearnSpaces
        • Creator Tool
        • Marketplace
      • Official Links
    • Stakeholders and their roles
      • Educator
      • Learner
      • Creator
      • Promoter
    • Edverse Assets
      • Ed-NFTs
      • Promoter NFTs (Land)
      • Ad-NFTs
      • e-Cruisers NFTs
      • Style NFTs
    • EDV Token
      • Earning Tokens
      • Token Utility
      • Network effects
      • Demand Drivers
      • Allocation
    • Governance
      • Governance Council Functions
      • Governance Council Members
      • Community Members (EDV HODLers)
      • Other Protocols
      • Content Reviewer
    • Partnerships
      • Elysium
      • Polygon
      • Investors and Strategic Partnerships
      • Institutions who have partnered with us
    • Roadmap
    • Recognition and Awards
    • Platform Revenue Streams
    • Disclaimer
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Promoter

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Last updated 1 year ago

By owning a land parcel on edverse, Promoters can build, rent, and sell learning spaces and metaverse education institutions. This enables them to use edverse to:

  1. Set up a virtual institution on edverse: Promoters can register a Metaverse School/University, add roles for administrators and Educators on edverse and set up a digital twin of your institute on the edverse landscape for everyone to see!

  2. Monitor progress and feedback of teachers and students: Promoters can perform analytics on their students and teachers data. In a metaverse learning platform, there is a host of analytics that uses the blooms taxonomy framework to determine the types of errors students make more frequently.

  3. Hire and source great Educators: Find Educators by checking the quality of Educator feedback and hire them for your virtual university.

  4. Market and resell popular courses: Promoters have the right to act as marketers of courses on edverse to earn a commission from additional sales brought from their affiliate link. Larger land parcels can market more courses at a time. See for details about course reselling.

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