The Central Message
Elyse Aurbach, Public Engagement Lead at the Center for Academic Innovation, explains why a central message is so important in communicating and then walk through how to create an effective central me
Your browser is ancient!
Upgrade to a different browser to experience this site.
Showing 526–550 of 612 items
Elyse Aurbach, Public Engagement Lead at the Center for Academic Innovation, explains why a central message is so important in communicating and then walk through how to create an effective central me
Professor of Technology and Operations and Finance at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, Andrew Wu, introduces fintech innovations in the money transferring industry.
“...in recent years, and especially in recent times as of 2020, we've begun a question as an industry, how reliable are some of our sources particularly when it comes to law enforcement police? So as
Although this video focuses largely on the change work students and volunteers often do, the lessons described apply to all types of change work when working with individuals and groups different from
University of Michigan Financial Aid breaks down the different types of college loans and funding. View the article here.
In our Leading Diverse Teams and Organizations MOOC, Professor Scott Page explains why research shows that diverse organizations achieve more than homogenous counterparts..
Professor Greg Miller discusses why and how value creation works in different industries, and the overall importance of value creation. This video is part of our Accounting for Decision Making MOOC.
In this video, Christopher Brooks, Associate Professor of Information, discusses how to run large language models (LLMs) on commodity hardware.
Todd Allen, Chair of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences Department in the University of Michigan, makes a case for an interdisciplinary approach to the future of energy.
Policy experts from the University of Michigan will discuss the economic, legal and public health implications of potential changes to the Affordable Care Act, also known as “Obamacare.” While the ACA
Elizabeth James, from the University of Michigan department of Afroamerican and African Studies, discusses the ways in which systemic racism affect the existence of African Americans in the United Sta
Professor Barry Checkoway discusses the LARA method (Listen, Affirm, Respond, and Add) that helps with intergroup communication. Learn more at the Community Organizing for Social Justice Teach Out.
One strategy for practicing communication is to listen and learn, and then to respond. It’s not about agreeing, but about understanding. When the person feels heard, they might hear you more fully, an
For the poor and vulnerable, the health impacts of climate change are already here, says physician Cheryl Holder. Unseasonably hot temperatures, disease-carrying mosquitoes and climate gentrification
In this video, Christopher Brooks, Associate Professor of Information, outlines the machine learning workflow, including processing data (defining the machine learning problem, acquiring data, labelin
In this talk, Democracy & Debate host Angela Dillard introduces us to Dr. Sara Forsdyke, who draws on her disciplinary expertise in Classics and Ancient History to reflect on the differences between a
In this video, Professor Andrew Wu introduces a step-by-step framework for successfully launching generative AI solutions in businesses, focusing on the key phases of piloting, optimizing, and roll ou
Computer Science student, Ishaan Hiranandani, talks about using the blockchain to help small businesses make it through financial hardship
As social media becomes increasingly present in our everyday lives, there are rising concerns about how young people interact online. In fact, about half of parents of children aged 10-12 and a third
The Received Wisdom is a podcast "about how to realize the potential of science and technology by challenging the received wisdom." It's an interesting example of how to communicate and discuss scient
Justin Joque, a Data Visualization Librarian at the University of Michigan, speaks about how data fit into predicting the future. Justin illustrates the limitations on using data to predict transforma
Dr. Ketra L. Armstrong, a professor of Sport Management and director of the Center for Race & Ethnicity in Sport (C-RAES), explains how sporting events and athletes play a role in addressing socia
Check out this article from the Thrive in Trying Times Teach-Out here.
Andre’ Watson, resident of Ann Arbor, describes the impacts of displacement on Black community members and encourages Ann Arbor to confront its past and move toward a more equitable future.
When it comes to COVID-19, no single protection — like wearing masks, washing your hands, or social distancing — is 100% effective at preventing infection. The ‘Swiss cheese’ m