Udacity, an online professional training provider, announced the launch of a new executive AI program on February 21. “AI for Business Leaders” is intended to help professionals in management and leadership roles put AI to work in their businesses. Classes open on February 25. Many businesses today employ AI technology to some degree. Many professionals at […]
Udacity, an online professional training provider, announced the launch of a new executive AI program on February 21. “AI for Business Leaders”…
Read MoreInstructure CEO Dan Goldsmith announced on February 18 that he plans to leave his role as chief executive of the company,…
Read MoreIn December, Instructure’s leadership announced it had reached a $2 billion buyout agreement with private equity firm Thoma Bravo. The company,…
Read MoreOn February 11, one of the preeminent digital transcript and student records providers, Parchment, announced it had completed a previously announced…
Read MoreArizona State University (ASU) announced on February 4 that they had entered into an agreement with insurance provider State Farm to…
Read MoreTop Hat, the Toronto-based OER platform, said it had raised a Series D funding round worth $55 million on February 4th.…
Read MoreK12 Inc., one of the U.S.’s largest virtual charter school operators, announced on January 27 that it will acquire Galvanize. K12…
Read MoreOn January 22, McDonald’s announced it had created further resources for its employees to seek education and put it to work.…
Read MoreThe Cognizant U.S. Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the multinational IT services provider, announced a new partnership with the Flatiron School…
Read MoreJohn Wiley and Sons, known commonly as Wiley, announced a new product launch on January 15. Knewton Alta Calculus will bring…
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Henry Kronk February 24, 2020
