Cooperatives in Web3 - feat. Tyler Morrey
Tyler Morrey of Upside Cooperative joins the Interview Studio to discuss the overlooked potential of cooperatives in web3 community ownership.
This course fulfills CPE objectives.
After this course, learners should be able to:
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Identify key aspects of what defines a cooperative
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Discuss how a cooperative fits into the equity structure of a business
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Demonstrate a basic understanding of the governance structure of a co-op
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Identify how a co-op can be utilized in conjunction with certain web3 technologies and use cases
Course curriculum
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1. Interview Introduction
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2. The Founding of Upside Cooperative
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Review Question
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3. Challenges with Establishing Ownership of Digital Networks
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Review Question
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4. Cooperatives Defined: A Proposed Solution to the Ownership Problem
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Review Question
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5. Cooperatives in Web3
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6. Steps to Adding a Cooperative to an Ownership Structure
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Pass this assessment to earn CPE!
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About this course
- 10 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
- 1 CPE Credit (Specialized Knowledge)
- No prerequisites
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