20240022793. DIGITAL PRESENTATION SHARING AND AUDIENCE INCENTIVIZATION simplified abstract (International Business Machines Corporation)

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DIGITAL PRESENTATION SHARING AND AUDIENCE INCENTIVIZATION

Organization Name

International Business Machines Corporation

Inventor(s)

Zachary A. Silverstein of Georgetown TX (US)

Melanie Dauber of Oceanside NY (US)

Jacob Ryan Jepperson of St. Paul MN (US)

Spencer Thomas Reynolds of Austin TX (US)

Jeremy R. Fox of Georgetown TX (US)

DIGITAL PRESENTATION SHARING AND AUDIENCE INCENTIVIZATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240022793 titled 'DIGITAL PRESENTATION SHARING AND AUDIENCE INCENTIVIZATION

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a system, methods, and computer program products for issuing and transferring presentation rights between users during digital events using non-fungible tokens (NFTs). It also incentivizes audiences to remain active attendees by allowing them to become new presenters as the presentation progresses. The value of the NFTs representing presentation rights is determined by a speaker score, which is calculated based on audience metrics collected by the platform. Presenters with higher scores and larger or more active audiences can result in higher valuations of the NFTs being purchased. The exchange of value and NFTs is executed using non-custodial wallets and/or smart contracts. The value exchanged for the NFT can be split between the wallets of original presenters and audience members in pre-determined ratios. Funds provided to audience members' wallets during digital events can be locked or restricted for pre-set minimum amounts of time, incentivizing audience members to remain attentive to the next presenter.

  • Systems, methods, and computer program products for issuing and transferring presentation rights during digital events using NFTs
  • Incentivizing audiences to remain active attendees by allowing them to become new presenters
  • Determining the value of NFTs representing presentation rights based on speaker scores calculated using audience metrics
  • Non-custodial wallets and/or smart contracts used for the exchange of value and NFTs
  • Splitting the value exchanged for the NFT between original presenters' wallets and audience members' wallets
  • Locking or restricting funds provided to audience members' wallets for pre-set minimum amounts of time to incentivize attentiveness

Potential Applications:

  • Virtual conferences and events where audience engagement and participation are crucial
  • Online educational platforms where students can become presenters and share their knowledge
  • Webinars and workshops where attendees can actively participate and contribute to the presentation

Problems Solved:

  • Encouraging audience engagement and active participation during digital events
  • Providing a mechanism to reward presenters based on their audience's response and engagement
  • Facilitating the transfer of presentation rights between users in a digital event

Benefits:

  • Increased audience engagement and attentiveness during digital events
  • Fair and transparent valuation of presentation rights based on audience metrics
  • Opportunities for audience members to become presenters and share their expertise
  • Incentives for presenters to deliver high-quality presentations and engage their audience effectively


Original Abstract Submitted

systems, methods and/or computer program products issuing and transferring presentation rights between users during digital events using nfts and incentivizing audiences to remain active attendees of digital event as new presenters take over the presentation. value exchanged for obtaining nfts representing presentation rights can correlate to a speaker score which is calculated using audience metrics collected by the platform. presenters with higher presenter scores and larger or more active audiences can result in higher valuations, increasing the value of the nft being purchased. exchanges of value and nfts are executed using non-custodial wallets and/or smart contracts. the value exchanged for the nft can be split between original presenters' wallets and wallets of the audience members in pre-determined ratios. funds provided to audience members' wallets during digital events can be locked or restricted for pre-set minimum amounts of time, incentivizing audience members to remain attentive to the next presenter.

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