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Microsoft Cognitive Services: Bing News Search
Cost $35 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
The world is constantly changing and with Bing News Search you can keep your users engaged and up to date. In this course, Microsoft Cognitive Services
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by Matthew Soucoup
Making Sense of News
Cost $50 · . Course Length: 10 hours estimated
This five-week course will help you identify reliable information in news reports and become better informed about the world we live in. We will discuss journalism from the viewpoint of the news audience. Together, we will examine the following topics
Offered through edX | and created by University of Hong Kong, HKUx | Taught by Masato Kajimoto, Anne Kruger
Delivering Bad News Effectively
Cost $29 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
Delivering bad news is one of the most common derailers for managers and leaders. But while you can't completely avoid bad news, you can control how you deliver it. By bolstering this key leadership skill, you can confidently communicate bad news with tact, skill,...
Offered through LinkedIn Learning | Taught by Gemma Leigh Roberts
Fake News Detection with Machine Learning
Cost $9 · . Course Length: 2 hours estimated
In this hands-on project, we will train a Bidirectional Neural Network and LSTM based deep learning model to detect fake news from a given news corpus. This project could be practically used by any media company to automatically predict whether the circulating...
Offered through Coursera | and created by Coursera Project Network | Taught by Ryan Ahmed
Fake News, Facts, Alternative Facts
Cost $25 · . Course Length: 3 hours estimated
How can you distinguish between credible information and “fake news?” Reliable information is at the heart of what makes an effective democracy, yet many people find it harder to differentiate trustworthy journalism from propaganda. Increasingly, inaccurate...
Offered through edX | and created by The University of Michigan, MichiganX | Taught by Brian Weeks, Josh Pasek, Will Potter
Delivering Bad News to a Customer
Cost $29 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
Customer service is about providing the best experience to a customer—yet, a lot of the time customer service reps find that their hands are tied, and that what the customer wants is not something the rep can deliver. How can CSRs work to keep the relationship...
Offered through LinkedIn Learning | Taught by Myra Golden
The Story of Fake News
Cost $29 · . Course Length: 2 hours estimated
Fake news is a real problem. From allegations of election fraud to Pizzagate, fake news saturates our newsfeeds-- and our national discourse. Some say it has compromised the authority of journalism, others say writing fake news stories has brought them a fistful...
Offered through edX | and created by Davidson College, DavidsonX | Taught by Dr. Amanda R. Martinez, Dr. Mark Sample, Mark Sample and others
Disinformation, Misinformation, and Fake News Teach-Out
Cost $49 · . Course Length: 3 hours estimated
At a time when information can be instantaneously and globally communicated, the threat of consuming misleading or false information looms large. Unverified digital information can sway public beliefs about politics, health, science, and current events, and can...
Offered through Coursera | and created by University of Michigan | Taught by Teach-Out Experts, Faculty Experts
Discovering Science: Science Writing
Rated 3.6★ stars based on | 3 ratings · . Cost $74 · . Course Length: 10 hours estimated
Most FutureLearn courses run multiple times. Every run of a course has a set start date but you can join it and work through it after it starts. Find out more The course is suitable for anyone with a general interest in science; no previous knowledge or experience...
Offered through FutureLearn | and created by University of Leeds | Taught by Paul Taylor, Martin McPhillie
Fake News and Media’s Role in Global Emergencies
COVID-19: The State & Future of PandemicsCost $35 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
Media plays a critical role in emergencies as one of the key ways to safely inform the general public. James Del dives into the Media’s business model and why, in a field that relies on capturing your attention, "fake news" can spread faster than facts. He shares...
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by Singularity University
Motion Graphics for Video Editors: Creating Animated Logos
Cost $29 · . Course Length: 3 hours estimated
Everybody wants an animated logo these days, which is great news for freelance video editors. But what if you're a video editor and new to motion graphics?
Offered through LinkedIn Learning | Taught by Richard Harrington
SharePoint Conference '19: Transform the Intranet with Innovations for News, Sites and Portals
SharePoint Conference 2019Cost $35 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
SharePoint empowers communicators to create compelling communications and get important information and updates to the right audiences - across the organization and across devices. Explore the capabilities of SharePoint news, end-to-end, and discover innovations...
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by SharePoint Conference
High-Impact Business Writing
Career SuccessRated 4.1★ stars based on | 259 ratings · . Cost $35 · . Course Length: 6 hours estimated
Effective writing is a powerful tool in the business environment. Learn how to articulate your thoughts in a clear and concise manner that will allow your ideas to be better understood by your readers. Improve your business writing skill by learning to select and...
Offered through Coursera | and created by University of California, Irvine | Taught by Sue Robins, M.S. Ed.
Business Writing Strategies
Cost $29 · . Course Length: 1 hours estimated
In this course, Kelley School of Business instructor Judy Steiner-Williams helps you determine how to write for a specific business purpose. Are you presenting information? Are you delivering good news or bad news? Are you looking for support for an idea? Or are...
Offered through LinkedIn Learning | Taught by Judy Steiner-Williams
Machine Learning and Microsoft Cognitive Services
Cost $35 · . Course Length: 2 hours estimated
Microsoft Cognitive Services are APIs available to developers to make their applications more intelligent, engaging, and discoverable. In this course, Machine Learning and Microsoft Cognitive Services, you will learn about the APIs offered by Azure
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by Janani Ravi
A Whole New Way to Build Ivy Apps
ng-conf: Hardwired 2020Cost $35 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
Ever wish you could quickly prototype Ivy apps without slow npm installs and webpack builds? News flash
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by ng-conf
Tap, Tap, Tap. Is This Thing Even On?
THAT Conference 2019Cost $35 · . Course Length: 1 hours estimated
In this session, Angela Dugan rumbles with some touch topics and shares some of her own embarrassing and enlightening stumbles. This talk includes delivering “bad news” to clients and/or managers and feeling good about it, managing conflict with team members in...
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by THAT Conference
The Module Pattern in JavaScript
Full Stack JavaScriptCost $25 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
Have you ever wondered how some of those huge JavaScript projects out there are getting built? This is done using "Module Patterns" The awesome news for you is that by learning a couple of these patterns, you can make your apps easier to build and to maintain....
Offered through Treehouse | Taught by Huston Hedinger
Human Readable JavaScript: CodeMash
CodeMash Conference 2020Cost $35 · . Course Length: 0 hours estimated
JavaScript hasn't always been easy to read. The good news is that things have gotten better! ECMAScript 2015 (and beyond) features are valuable additions to the language that improve its readability. Writing readable code is a win for the whole team, and this...
Offered through Pluralsight | Taught by CodeMash
Infectious diseases
NCLEX-RN. Course Length: 2 hours estimated
There's an intricate dance between humans, viruses, bacteria, molds, and even tiny worms! They want to survive and replicate just like humans do... and this is why they cause infections. From the flu to HIV, we’ll explore the underlying mechanisms that these...
Offered through Khan Academy