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Overview
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OpenWhat is Woolf
WOOLF is supposed to become the first blockchain-driven university. The project is run by a group of academics from Oxford who aim to automate administrative processes, facilitate direct communication between students and faculty, as well as reduce costs and tuition fees. The university will consist of various colleges. Criteria for college formation and faculty membership are subject to democratic consensus. First five colleges will receive a certain amount of Stellar-based WOOLF tokens. This cryptocurrency will also be used for payments (tuition fees, etc.) and incentives at the university.
DetailsPre-sales: Jul 27, 2018 - Aug 30, 2018Public sales: Aug 30, 2018 - Oct 10, 2018 Token supply: 800,000 LegalBlockchain Platform: StellarCountry limitations: China, Iran, United States, North Korea, Registration country: Gibraltar Registration year: 2018 | Token infoTicker: WOOLFType: Utility-token Token distribution: 50% - locked in the Woolf Reserve (locked) and released at 0.035% tothe monthly budget 20% - sold in the token sale, if the hard cap is achieved 18% - issued to Woolf Development for current and future activities (vested) 12% - allocated to the Woolf Trust (vested) 6% - for development projects 6% - for college endowments Funds allocation: 35% – Core Leadership Team and their employees 25% – Retained Academics capped at 40 academics for 4 years 12.5% – The Woolf Trust 12.5% – Endowment of the first colleges 7.5% – Media 7.5% – Legal |
Woolf Roadmap
1. Legal counsel retained.
2. Woolf has core positions filled.
3. White paper has many rounds of review.
4. Woolf website launched and white paper published.
1. Accreditation discussions with government regulators.
2. Platform beta-testing on the blockchain.
3. Number of Woolf Advisors doubled.
4. Media coverage increased.
1. Fundraising.
2. Full accreditation application submitted to government.
3. Technology stack announced.
4. Token sale announced.
1. Accreditation achieved.
2. New hires and team expansion.
3. The first college, Ambrose, is launched.
4. The platform continues development.
1. Degree-seeking students accepted by Ambrose.
2. On-boarding team is formed to help new colleges.
3. Colleagues at Cambridge invited to form second college.
4. Platform improvements focussed on user experience.
5. Academics produce tutorial lecture videos.
1. Launch of new colleges.
2. Faculty growth across university.
3. Monthly budgetary voting given new App interface.
4. The Tuition Bidding Pool is integrated with the blockchain.
5. Document verification process optimised.
1. First five colleges filled.
2. Faculty recruitment campaign launched.
3. Student recruitment campaign launched.
4. Administrative and Peer-Review Bidding Pools are opened.
1. Faculty Council voting is integrated with the blockchain.
2. Onboarding team increased.
3. First five colleges have a pipeline of students in smart contracts.
4. The Woolf Trust led by a significant figurehead and experienced board.
1. College formation is open beyond the Times Higher Education top 200
2. A Language Exchange School is opened.
3. Student services continue improvement.
4. Real estate under review for college sites and annual seminars.
1. The Woolf Trust identifies a major research initiative to fund with media
coverage.
2. Onboarding team for brick-and-mortar institutions formed.
3. The first brick-and-mortar college integrates with the network.
4. Expanded student society support and real estate.
1. Action plan for the Woolf University Press is drafted.
2. Woolf expands media offering of recorded lectures to complement tutorials.
3. Woolf Development Ltd consults with academics on timeline for passing
authority to the Woolf Trust and becoming an assignee of the Woolf Trust,
which is under the authority of the Faculty Council.
Project team
Advisors
Social media
