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AI will change the quality, accessibility of digital education: Coursera CEOAccess to digital education will be a gamechanger in unlocking India’s economic potential as generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) cou...- Continuous learning a must to cope with constant disruption, say panellistsPanelists at a session on 'Upskilling, Reskilling, and Learning for the Future' emphasized the need for continuous learning in an era of te...
- Business, thought leaders to speak at ET Now GBS '24PM Narendra Modi will be the star speaker at the event, which has its theme - Disruption, Development and Diversification. Others featured ...
- ChatGPT effect: Coursera sees signups for AI courses every minute in 2023Coursera, the U.S. edutech platform, experienced a surge in users enrolling in its artificial intelligence courses in 2023, with a new user...
- Birlasoft partners with Coursera to upskill employeesAs part of the collaboration, all Birlasoft employees will have access to Coursera’s library of more than 9,000 courses and 'guided project...
- Coursera India market may pip US, Europe: CEO Jeff MaggioncaldaCoursera is 'thinking long-term focus' on India's population of 850 million young people, CEO Jeff Maggioncalda told ET.
- Spike in young professionals looking to upgrade digital skills: Coursera reportThe Global Skills Report 2022 prepared by the platform draws data from 100 million learners in more than 100 countries who have used Course...
- Byju’s views its acquisitions as integrations, founder saysIn the past one year, Byju’s has spent at least $2 billion to acquire edtech startups—from Aakash Institute in India to Great Learning in S...
- Coursera is stepping up its India play amid an edtech boomCoursera Inc. is partnering with more Indian institutions and introducing platform innovations to better serve learners in its biggest mark...
- Coursera doubled its annual India additions in a pandemic yearUS-based online education provider Coursera added 10.6 million learners from India in 2020, according to its Global Skills Report, 2021. Th...
- India lags in data science skills, fares better on business and technology skillsThe report maps 16 countries across the Asia Pacific (APAC) region and 60 countries globally. India ranks in the emerging or lagging catego...
- ‘Coursera For Campus’ to enhance reach of Coursera’s online coursesCoursera’s 2019 Global Skills Index found that two-thirds of the world’s population is falling behind in critical skills.
- IIM Calcutta to soon offer online courses in management science, supply chain analyticThe prestigious B-school has partnered with Coursera, a global online learning platform, to launch the courses which will be delivered full...
- IIM Calcutta to offer MasterTrack certificate programs through CourseraThese programmes on Coursera will be IIM Calcutta’s first offerings that would be delivered fully online.
- 90% of developing economies are lagging in critical skills: ReportTo help learners bridge the knowledge divide in India, Coursera is launching 10,000 scholarships for technology, data science, and business...
- Coursera partners with University of Toronto to launch unique specialisation in making self-driving carsThe first course launched on January 30 which will be followed by other in the series launching during the course of the current year.
- Coursera enters Ivy League; to offer course from University of PensylvanniaThe course will be offered at one third of $26,300, the cost of the on-campus degree and will also be open to students without a previous b...
- Coursera expands its offering of programs; launches six new online degreesThe new programs include Arizona State University's Master of Computer Science and Imperial College London's Global Master of Public Health.
- High credential degrees will now come online at a much lower cost: Jeff Maggioncalda, Coursera CEOThe more universities came to Coursera, the more people came to Coursera. Now we have 30 million people and 150 universities, including Sta...
- India's young don't have the licence to skill, says Coursera chief Jeff MaggioncaldaMaggioncalda said one of the earliest experiments in using technology to create equal access to education took place in India.
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