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I've worked with AI for decades and have a master's degree in education. Here are the top free AI courses online that I recommend - and why.

The drive to keep learning can come from many places. Maybe you’re tackling a new business challenge, or you’ve realized there’s a skill you’d like to strengthen. However it starts, taking that first ...

Starting your own small business is no small task. You need an assortment of resources like funds, skills, and knowledge. With a growing digital presence, businesses need to stay abreast with the ...

Have you been thinking about starting a business in 2025? You’re not alone. More people than ever are embarking on the entrepreneurial journey. Starting a business is one of the most exciting journeys ...

The ongoing shift to online education and the resulting change in the way the world views digital-based learning has brought platforms that provide online courses to the forefront. Many independent ...

For Bates students curious about the business world, this year’s slate of Short Term courses includes a compelling new option: “Tuck Business Essentials,” taught by faculty from the Tuck School of ...

This course will introduce students to how managers collect, process, and interpret observations about the world around them so that they can make informed decisions. The first portion of the course ...

Her goal: to learn about the technology and apply those lessons as the head of growth at Double, a New York City- based startup that matches executives with remote assistants. And for leaders like ...

A course from UConn’s School of Business is offering students to apply knowledge to real-world challenges through Hartford’s entrepreneurial and business communities. The course was established by ...

Career readiness after graduation remains a priority for students and their future employers. When surveyed last spring, around 30 percent of 2023 graduates said they did not believe they had the ...