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Introduction to Bitcoin
Andrew Wu introduces the decentralized ledger database that kicked off the blockchain boom, Bitcoin.
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video6 min, 51 secIntroduction to Blockchain
Andrew Wu gives a quick overview of blockchain, how they use data, and how they might be helpful.
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video6 min, 28 secIntroduction to Ethereum
Andrew Wu talks about "the second generation blockchain technology" which was spearheaded by Ethereum, and how it expands the type of data that are allowed on the blockchain.
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video7 min, 17 secInverted Triangle
The Inverted Triangle structure helps organize information for easy communication. Professor Brian Zikmund-Fisher elaborates on this concept as part of the Foundational Skills for Communicating About
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video4 minInverted Triangle Useful Structure
Professor Brian Zikmund-Fisher expands on the Inverted Triangle strucutre in order to create compelling messages to larger audiences as part of the Foundational Skills for Communicating About Health M
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video58 min, 3 secIs the End in Sight? An Inside Look at the COVID-19 Vaccine and Approval Process
Join infectious disease expert Dr. Arnold Monto in a virtual discussion about the COVID-19 vaccine development and approval process. Dr. Monto, a professor of epidemiology and global public health at
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video3 min, 58 secKeep Going and Slow Down by Managing Your Energy
You know the feelings of a post-lunch slump? Or the energizing experience of a brainstorm? Learn about energy management and how you can identify and change your daily energy peaks with Gretchen Sprei
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video14 min, 13 secKen Kollman - Political Processes of Impeachment
Ken Kollman, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Political Studies at U-M, discusses the process of impeachment from the perspective of political parties and individual lawma
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video13 min, 45 secKey Concepts in Machine Learning
In this video, Kevyn Collins-Thompson, Associate Professor of Information and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, talks about two main types of machine learning–supervised learning and unsupe
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video11 min, 13 secKristina Ko on Government Relations
Kristina Ko, Senior Director of Federal Relations for Research, Office of Research at University of Michigan Ann Arbor, speaks about how to effectively dialogue with policy makers from a organizationa
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video11 min, 4 secLaw & Order in America
“Today I'll be addressing a really important topic, which is the ways that police brutality and police violence impacted social movements across the 20th century. I'll be using three primary examples.
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Free U-M Access Course Series9 weeksLeadership for Healthcare Professionals
Develop leadership and management skills to strengthen healthcare teams and improve patient care outcomes.
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articleLeading Change
This external link from the University of Michigan Human Resources focuses on leading teams through changes. Check it out here.
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Free U-M Access Course Series20 weeksLeading People and Teams
Build practical leadership skills to motivate teams, manage performance, and drive organizational success.
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video3 min, 29 secLearning from Adversity
In this video, you'll learn how to use your failures and conflicts to your advantage in professional settings. This video is a part of the course Building Teams
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articleLettersmith
Lettersmith helps you communicate by providing the language needed to build connections. In this resource created by the University of Michigan Center for Academic Innovation, learn how to effectively
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video7 min, 18 secM-Pesa: PayTech in Developing Markets
Andrew Wu discusses ways for new Fintech innovations to serve customers who lack access to traditional banking or financial systems used by developed countries.
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video9 min, 1 secMain Tech Enabler
In this video, Professor Andrew Wu highlights how generative AI becomes a powerful business tool by learning from your organization’s unique data, enabling tailored solutions in communication, analyti
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video4 min, 48 secMake gratitude more visible and consistent
During hard times, it’s easy to focus on negative thoughts or bad news. Highlighting what we’re grateful for helps us not only weather challenges, but thrive. Kim Cameron, the William Russell Kelly Pr
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video5 min, 47 secMaking a Thoughtful Request
This video is part of the Brilliant Passionate You course developed by UM's Center for Academic Innovation on Coursera. In this segment Wayne Baker, Professor at University of Michigan, talks about st
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video6 min, 57 secMaking Goals Meaningful
Professor Maxim Stych discusses how to make goals important and significant to teams and individuals. This video is part of our Inspiring and Motivating Individuals MOOC.
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video8 min, 44 secManaging Conflict
In this video, you'll learn how to manage conflict within teams and be able to identify the different types of conflict that teams face. This video is part of the course Leading Teams.
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video9 min, 49 secMark Robbins: Understanding Ice
Mark Robbins, a lecturer in Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Michigan, talks about the role of ice in our larger weather climate and how climate change has affected ice formation
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articleMass Cancellations, Slowing the Spread, and Flattening the Curve
Q&A with Laura Power, Clinical Assistant Professor of Epidemiology and Internal Medicine, Director of the Preventive Medicine ResidencyFrom the University of Michigan School of Public HealthUniver
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Degree1 – 2 yearsMaster of Applied Data Science
Master the full data science lifecycle by applying machine learning and computational methods to solve real-world problems through a human-centered lens that prioritizes ethics and social good.
