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🔬 What makes the human body tick? 🧬🤔 Explore @RiceUniversity’s Anatomy & Physiology course and get an introduction to anatomy, from atoms to organ systems. This course will help you build a strong foundation for future courses in the specialization! bit.ly/41ZGJ4J
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The @wef’s 2023 Future of Jobs Report reflects 800+ global employers’ views of skills and jobs over the next 5 years—and it features Coursera data that highlights fast upskilling and reskilling strategies. Read the full report: bit.ly/45Fyheb
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Andrew Ng, Founder of DeepLearning.AI and Co-Founder of Coursera, envisions a better world through AI. From big software firms to small pizza shops, he believes AI can benefit everyone. Learn from him in popular courses on Coursera. bit.ly/3NRe8Lt
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Curious about a career in cybersecurity? We’ve got answers to the most frequently asked questions and a new @Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate to learn in-demand skills if you’re interested in starting a career in this fast-growing field. bit.ly/3pkSuoN
“Respect the process” - learning can get you where you want to go @coursera - thanks @Dohyun_Kim_ for the inspiration! #AAPI
Meet @Dohyun_Kim_, who’s #LearningFrom California! Dohyun is not only a highly-experienced software engineer, but also a thought leader in the engineering space. 💻
#aapi #aapihistorymonth #aapiheritagemonth
Two advanced #data certificates from @Google went live on @coursera today! Love to see certificates like these building on prior learning and supporting continued career growth! Check them out!
blog.coursera.org/google-adv…
See how we’re using #AI and #VR to transform learning experiences and hear how top institutions are driving skills development at scale through collaboration. Join me at #CourseraConference on April 13. Register now: tinyurl.com/mrxrt9zv
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ChatGPT has the ability to change the way we look at written text forever. Join experts from @UMich for our latest Teach-Out to learn the ins and outs of this powerful AI technology. bit.ly/3FUL54Y
#ChatGPT #TeachOut #AI #ArtificialIntelligence
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Proud to expand our partnership with @pucp Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú to offer their first degree on Coursera! Can't wait to see how this program prepares Spanish speakers for fast-growing digital jobs in Latin America and around the world!
blog.coursera.org/pucp-launc…
Happy #internationalwomensday2023 🚀 So honored to contribute to @Kusumpalkamboj's wonderful piece on the ways we can all take action and build more inclusive systems designed to enable and accelerate #genderequality - please check it out! weforum.org/agenda/2023/03/i…
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Replying to @SXSWEDU
@SXSWEDU Join Deborah Keyek-Franssen @UUtah, Robert McDonald @CUBoulder, Amy Kardel @CompTIA and me in the Hilton Austin Salon C at 11:30AM 3/9/23! We'll discuss trends in global demand for skills and new models for building industry credentials into degree pathways-See you soon!
Clear signals that America’s education system (from high-school - higher ed) must adapt and evolve to meet the demands of an increasingly skills-based workforce. ft.com/content/00472c7d-e78d…
Delighted #Genentech is joining the Coursera, bringing decades of #biotech expertise to millions of learners! ++ even more entry-level certificates rolling out from #IBM in #backend development and #Goodwill Industries International in #careercoaching lnkd.in/gdQdakHF
Thanks @joshmkim for this deep dive on my journey from education to edtech @coursera - such an incredible new adventure, and so much good work head for all of us in the fight for equity in access (and attainment) to high value credentials!
3 Questions With Marni Baker Stein, Coursera’s New Chief Content Officer: From university to edtech @insidehighered @coursera @marnibstein insidehighered.com/blogs/lea…
LOVE this official recognition @ucas_online of a much wider range of high quality pathways to good jobs and meaningful careers!!
Apprenticeships will be showcased alongside traditional degrees by @ucas_online to put vocational routes into careers on an “equal footing”
timeshighereducation.com/new…
Love the promise of generative AI to support and personalize a broad range of education services,but what will it take for us to truly trust the machine? Great article @DeloitteOnTech on our evolving willingness to “open up” to this powerful technology! www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insi…
So honored to have the opportunity to support this amazing Career Coach certificate program @coursera. What an incredible tool for good, and what an awesome effort by so many local workforce professionals @GoodwillIntl!! blog.coursera.org/goodwill-a…
So excited for @IITGuwahati! The team's thoughtful vision (and will to innovate) has the potential to radically move the dial on high value credential access and attainment - at the scale of the world!!!
Excited to expand our partnership with @coursera to now offer fully online degrees on their platform. Degrees continue to be one the most transformative credentials in the job market. Together, we’re increasing equitable access to high-quality, job-relevant, affordable education.
Already complicated identification policies for gifted programs become even dodgier and less equitable post pandemic related learning loss - love the recommendations here, but miles to go…
The typical gifted program is likely to become even less equitable because of how pandemic-related learning loss will interact with identification policies, write Scott Peters and Meredith Langi. Local norms could help mitigate the problem. gadf.ly/3Ioxh4I
























