I doubt #proofofrain is where Instructors should talk about their courses in Hive. They should have a Hive space for using web 3.0 tools for teaching.
As for BitDegree...I wanted to publish a few of my premium courses there. But when I've seen Alun Hill in there, I knew what is going on and gave up on that idea INSTANTLY.
Back in 2014, that guy was making huge money laundering on Udemy with no shame. He was even one of the hidden shareholders of Udemy back then. I can always support this with proof. Eventually, he left the place.
He wouldn't stay on BitDegree for $3 per course. This is how much one of his courses was sold for.
Blockchain elearning still needs quality control, ethics, methodology...LinkedIn fucked that up already for their eLearning feature and Bitdegree rarely sends a newsletter. I am subscribed to them...
There's much more to be said...
I'm voting for this article because it's a good discussion starting point for blockchain eLearning.