Blockchain-based transcript management and verification system built on Algorand.
Metacampus is an EasyA x Algorand hackathon project for managing and verifying student academic transcripts through Algorand smart contracts, Pera Wallet authentication, and a Next.js portal for students, administrators, and external institutions.
As part of the hackathon team, I present Metacampus as a collaborative blockchain project. The visible GitHub history for this repo does not show implementation commits authored by TylersHub, so I frame my role around team participation, product understanding, and project presentation rather than claiming specific code ownership.
Transcript transfer and verification can be slow, expensive, fragmented, and dependent on manual institutional processes. Students often lack direct ownership over their records, while schools and employers need reliable ways to detect fake or altered credentials.
Metacampus uses Algorand smart contracts and cryptographic transcript hashes to create immutable academic records, wallet-based authentication, student-controlled sharing, and instant verification for institutions and employers.
The project demonstrates how blockchain infrastructure can support education technology by reducing transcript friction, improving trust in academic credentials, and giving students more control over how their records are shared.