The 2026 World Mental Health Day theme, 'Lived Experiences Heard,' urges online learning designers to integrate real-world insights and manager training into digital mental health education ahead of October 10.
A teacher details a new middle school course on technology ethics, while a separate guide highlights ten free Coursera courses for learning and development professionals.
A teacher uses a civil rights learning tour to inspire a coding project honoring local Black pioneers, while a separate analysis warns L&D teams about the hidden risks of ungoverned learning data.
Corporate learning experts argue AI training must evolve from teaching tool use to building decision literacy.
Class Central selected 14 top AI courses from over 17,000 options, featuring free foundational literacy from the University of Helsinki.
Alura · Brazil
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A Class Central report reveals 45 Coursera courses offer 'Partner-supported free access' to all modules, hidden in course FAQ sections.
A new report advises corporate learning and development teams to implement formal AI governance policies.
A new meta-analysis of an online science platform provides a framework for district leaders to evaluate educational technology and curriculum investments.
A new report argues K-12 cybersecurity education must move beyond rule memorization to practical judgment.
An expert argues that connecting AI to corporate learning systems without strong data governance ignores critical security and data quality issues.
A report highlights a major gap in how Learning Management Systems track Continuing Professional Development.
A new survey reveals a gap between how learning and development teams want to learn about AI and what vendors provide.
Class Central has compiled a directory of thousands of free digital marketing courses and tutorials from major providers like Google and HubSpot.
A report from eLearning Industry reveals a significant gap in AI adoption between learning technology vendors and corporate L&D teams.
A report argues that unapproved employee use of AI tools, known as shadow AI, acts as a free and honest needs analysis for Learning and Development teams.
ISpring Suite AI now integrates multiple AI capabilities into a single workflow for instructional designers.
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