The nature of work is changing faster than traditional education can keep up—and the gap between emerging technologies and job-ready capability is widening. Today, we’re expanding our partnership with Microsoft to help close that gap, with the launch of 11 …
Asked to name famous shipwrecks at a bar trivia night, a fair few participants might think immediately of Pearl Harbor, whether or not they can recall that it was the USS Arizona bombed there. More firmly within living memory sits …
Modern learning has changed dramatically in the last few years. Earlier, most training programs followed a simple format, slides filled with text, one after another. Learners had to read through long modules with limited interaction. While this method delivered information, …
The AI Tool Ecosystem Is Expanding Rapidly AI tools are everywhere, but how many AI tools are there? It’s a simple question, yet the answer is far more complex than most people expect. New tools are launched daily, existing ones …
Whether or not we believe in any god, most of us here in the twenty-first century have the impression of divine rulers overlooking humanity with at least theoretical love and benevolence. They forgive us, they have plans for us, they …
Lessons From A Year Of Teaching An AI Course I’ve spent the last year teaching AI to people who never asked to learn it. Not developers. Not data scientists. Regular adults in their 50s, 60s, and 70s who keep hearing …
A catchy tribute to mid-century Soviet hipsters popped up a few years back in a song called “Stilyagi” by lo-fi L.A. hipsters Puro Instinct. The lyrics tell of a charismatic dude who impresses “all the girls in the neighborhood” with …
Microlearning has reshaped workplace learning. Short, focused lessons are easier to complete, easier to revisit, and easier to fit into a busy schedule. But many learners have experienced the downside: you finish a five-minute module, answer a few questions, and …
Corporate AI Strategy: How Winning Enterprises Embed AI Many companies today can say they’ve adopted AI. Far fewer can say they’ve embedded it across the organization in a meaningful, lasting way. In large enterprises, AI often begins as a set …
The artificial language of Esperanto was conceived with high ideals in mind. In the eighteen-eighties, its creator L. L. Zamenhof envisioned it as the universal second language of humanity, and if it hasn’t achieved that status by now, it at …
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