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Please watch Developing a Growth Mindset with Carol Dweck to learn more about motivation and mindsets. This video will help you complete your upcoming Action Plan Workbook activities.YouTube video, po
Professor Scott DeRue details how to create a plan and a direction for buliding teams. This video is part of our Inspiring and Motivating Individuals MOOC.
In this video, Dr. Paula J. Caproni details why and how to be self-aware in creating your business and entrepreneurial brand and image. This video is part of our Science of Success MOOC.
This video illuminates one strategy for working toward social justice: dialogue. Although the focus is on dialogue in education institutions and systems, the approach has broad applications.
Explore how digital technologies are transforming manufacturing, production systems, and industrial innovation.
Jallicia Jolly, former PhD candidate at the University of Michigan's American Culture program and current Postdoctoral Fellow and Visiting Assistant Professor at Amherst College, discusses how our soc
This video explains how an individual’s sense of identity is shaped by the multiple groups to which the individual belongs.
Build database-driven web applications using Django, Python, and modern web development practices.
In this video, you'll learn a four part framework that you can use to help you structure edits and receive or give constructive feedback. This video is part of the specialization Good with Words.
In this video, Michael Wellman, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, discusses the economic response to AI innovations and explores the example of how AI has shaped the world of c
This short video introduces a set of non-partisan resources created by the Ginsberg Center to support your participation in the 2020 election.
This primer highlights information about some complications and concerns for the 2020 election, including COVID-19, disinformation, and other potential threats to democracy. View the primer here.
Andrew Wu talks about existing payment practices by breaking down the Automated Clearing House (ACH)
Dr. Adam Simon, Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences and Program in the Environment, and Dr. Rebecca Hardin, Associate Professor, SEAS team up for a discussion with Democracy & Debate host Ange
This video series supports those that are considering starting a business or becoming an entrepreneur. Explore the whole series of resources here.
Within our modern world, innovative ideas routinely grow into impactful businesses, products, and pursuits. The Entrepreneurship Collection details the ins and outs of the world of startups and busine
Este curso presentará las estructuras de datos centrales del lenguaje de programación Python. Pasaremos por los conceptos básicos de la programación de procedimientos y exploraremos cómo podemos usar
In this video, we hear about how the implicit biases in teachers and administrators lead to microaggressions against Black learners.
In Michigan, African Americans make up 14% of the population but represent 33% of the state’s COVID-19 cases and 41% of deaths. Michigan is not unique in this respect—experts have seen sim
Catherine Hausman, an Associate Professor of Public Policy, explains the mechanics of a carbon tax as well as their potential in fighting against climate change.
Discover piano repertoire across musical eras while deepening performance insight and stylistic understanding.
University of Michigan Law School professor Barbara McQuade, JD, discusses qualified immunity and how it can dismiss cases before going to trial.
Explore augmented, virtual, and mixed reality technologies and their applications across industries and design.
Advance HR leadership skills in strategy, labor relations, diversity, and effective team management practices.
Understand how feedback loops shape systems, learning, innovation, and continuous organizational improvement.
