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Coursera Expands Job-Ready Learning with New University and Industry Programs
AI is already reshaping how students learn and what employers expect. Our latest research shows that 95% of students and
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How AI Is Transforming Custom eLearning Development
Corporate training is entering a new phase of evolution. Organizations today need learning programs that are engaging, scalable, and aligned
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The Inevitable Evolution of the Library and What It Might Mean for the Choices Librarians Will Face
Last week Library 2.0 hosted a webinar on “invisible labor” in libraries (very well presented by Sonya Schryer Norris) —
The Testing Effect Theory – Model Teaching
Memory, Learning, and Performance Why take practice tests? You have likely given your students practice tests at many points in
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The Enemy Who Completes Us
Across the human record, the inclusion of an adversary in group identity narratives is so consistent that the exceptions are
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Steve Hargadon: Understanding the Human Condition 3: “The Innocence Behind Us”
This is part of the Understanding the Human Condition series, which uses the unique vantage point of large language models
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Steve Hargadon: The Adaptive Mind
There is a term at the center of my (r)evolutionary psychology framework that I have been developing that I want
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Chatbots, Assistants, and AI Coaches
Learning is starting to look less like a one-way delivery system and more like an ongoing conversation. That shift is
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Steve Hargadon: Realmotiv
Like many people of my generation, I knew the word realpolitik mainly through Henry Kissinger. It was the shorthand for