The Coursera Podcast

Artificial intelligence is moving quickly. Inside most organizations, the conversation has already moved beyond access. The challenge now is how to use these tools well—consistently, thoughtfully, and at scale.In this episode of The Coursera Podcast, Arunav Sinha and Marni Baker Stein sit down with Rasesh Shah, Chief Practice Officer at Fractal Analytics, to talk about what it actually takes to build that kind of capability.Rasesh shares how Fractal approaches learning through real business problems, why multidisciplinary teams often struggle to connect the dots, and how their 3C framework (Context, Connections, and Creativity) helps teams move from analysis to action.The conversation also gets into what leaders are wrestling with right now: how to move beyond pilots, how to measure impact, and how to turn AI momentum into something that actually improves performance.We also cover:🧠 Where teams tend to get stuck when working with AI🔗 Why connecting business, engineering, and data is harder than it looks📊 The questions leaders keep coming back to on GenAI🚀 What separates experimentation from real progress🌍 How AI is changing the way learning is delivered and supported+++If you’d like to explore AI and data science programs from Fractal, including Generative AI for Business – A Leaders’ Handbook, you can find them on Coursera.org.

One of the biggest life transitions that service members face is moving on to their next career.In this episode of The Coursera Podcast, Arunav Sinha and Anthony Salcito speak with Danielle Haro, Director of Transition Programs at the USO, about how personalized support, community, and skills-based learning help service members and military spouses navigate what comes next.Danielle shares how the USO creates individualized action plans, helps learners overcome impostor syndrome, and leverages online learning to expand access to in-demand skills, from cybersecurity to AI literacy. Drawing on her experience as a military spouse, she reframes “readiness” as continuous growth rather than a one-time milestone.We also cover:🎖️ The biggest challenges of military-to-civilian transitions 🧭 How personalized action plans cut through overwhelm 🧠 Why adaptability and AI literacy matter for every role 📈 How online learning builds confidence and momentum 🤝 The role of community and mentorship in career change+++If you’d like to explore new skills, discover a career pathway, or just take the next step in your own learning journey, you can find thousands of courses and professional certificates on Coursera.org.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Shonda Gibson and Dr. Mary Liz Brooks to explore how the Texas A&M University System is preparing students for a rapidly changing job market. Across its 11 campuses, Texas A&M is embedding industry-aligned credentials into degree programs to bridge academic learning and workforce needs—at scale.Shonda, who leads academic transformation for the entire system, shares how a community-of-practice model has driven adoption from the ground up, allowing each campus to tailor implementation while staying aligned to a shared vision. Mary Liz brings the classroom perspective, highlighting how students are engaging with Coursera’s Career Academy to build confidence, gain real-world skills, and shape their professional identities—before graduation.This conversation offers a powerful look at what’s possible when system-level innovation meets faculty-led experimentation, and how higher education can support student success far beyond the classroom.We also cover:🎓 What “career readiness” means in the age of automation and AI🔧 How Texas A&M embedded Career Academy directly into curriculum📊 The impact of over 20,000 learning hours and 4,700+ course completions🌍 Strategies for equity and access across rural and urban campuses🧩 What public universities can do to rethink ROI and lifelong learning+++Explore Coursera Career Academy and learn how institutions are embedding real-world learning into their degree programs: coursera.org/campus

We sat down with Valerie Singer, General Manager of AWS Global Education, to talk about how organizations are preparing their workforces for the AI era.Drawing on insights from From Cloud to AI: How Tech Leaders Are Investing in Skills Development to Drive Transformation, a new global survey from Coursera and AWS, Valerie shares why cloud and cybersecurity remain foundational to AI transformation, how hands-on learning is shaping the next generation of tech talent, and why AI literacy matters for everyone—not just technical roles. She also highlights how AWS is partnering globally to close skills gaps and expand opportunity, from professional certificates with Coursera to programs serving underserved communities.Whether you’re a business leader, educator, or lifelong learner, this episode offers practical lessons on how to build resilient teams and unlock opportunity through skills.We also cover:⚡ Why cloud infrastructure is the bedrock for AI at scale🔧 How hands-on learning and customization are reshaping training🌱 AWS initiatives to bridge skills gaps in underserved communities🧩 Why AI literacy matters across both technical and non-technical roles✨ Lessons from global workforce development models driving equity and access+++Explore AWS Professional Certificates and Specializations on Coursera, from Generative AI Applications to Cloud Solutions Architecture, and start building the skills to power the future of work.

We sat down with Dr. Jerry Wind, Lauder Professor Emeritus and Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School, to explore what creativity means in an era where AI can generate art, ideas, and strategies in seconds.A pioneer in marketing science and strategic innovation, Jerry shares how human imagination, intuition, and courage remain at the heart of innovation—even as generative AI reshapes the way we create and learn. He introduces lessons from his new Coursera course, Creativity in Business and Other Disciplines, and companion book, Creativity in the Age of AI, offering a bold framework for rethinking how we approach creativity across industries and education.Whether you’re a business leader, educator, or lifelong learner, this episode highlights practical ways to unlock new ideas, embrace experimentation, and challenge the status quo.We also cover:🎨 The role of AI in amplifying (not replacing) human creativity🔬 Why adaptive experimentation is essential for leaders💡 Lessons on courage, persistence, and unlearning from innovators across fields📚 How education must evolve to foster imagination alongside skills+++Explore courses on creativity, innovation, and leadership at Coursera.org to build the skills you need to spark new ideas and thrive in a rapidly changing world.

We sat down with Matt Sanchez, Chief Operating Officer at Yahoo, to talk about how one of the internet’s original giants is transforming itself for the age of AI.With a career rooted in product innovation and a passion for learning, Matt shares how Yahoo is reinventing user experiences with GenAI, preparing employees with the skills to drive impact, and building a culture that values experimentation and continuous growth.Whether you’re thinking about AI strategy or workforce transformation, this episode offers practical lessons on how to lead change at scale.We also cover:How Yahoo is embedding GenAI into products across its ecosystemWhat it takes to upskill employees for the age of AIHow leaders can balance innovation with trust and governanceWhy AI literacy is becoming a core skill across rolesLessons from Yahoo’s learning and development playbook+++Explore courses on AI, digital transformation, and leadership at Coursera.org to build the skills you need to apply new technologies and stay ahead in a rapidly changing world.

We sat down with Dr. Pranesh Aswath, Provost and Executive Vice President at Texas State University, and Adam Long, a computer science student and student government leader, to talk about how universities are evolving to better prepare students for today’s workforce.From launching career-aligned micro-credentials to embracing student-driven innovation, Texas State is rethinking how higher education can meet the moment. Pranesh and Adam share how they’ve worked together to create new pathways to opportunity—and why listening to students is essential to building programs that work.Whether you’re an educator, learner, or policymaker, this episode offers a roadmap for change.We also cover:🎯 How Texas State aligned micro-credentials with in-demand job skills🗣️ Why student advocacy was key to launching the initiative💼 What students are looking for in career readiness🧑‍🤝‍🧑 How faculty and students collaborated to make it happen🌎 What global learners can take away from the Texas State model+++Explore career-focused credentials from top universities and companies at Coursera.org, and learn how you can build skills that translate directly to the job market at every stage of your learning journey.

We sat down with Dhawal Shah, Founder and CEO of Class Central, to explore the fascinating journey of online learning, from the early days of MOOCs to the transformative role of AI in education today.Dhawal's journey into the world of online education is as inspiring as it is insightful. He shares how Class Central started as a side project and grew into a global platform that helps millions of learners find and review online courses. Together, we dive into the pivotal moments that shaped online learning platforms like Coursera, edX, and Udemy, and discuss how corporate involvement and AI are influencing the future of education.We also cover:🎓 The rise of online learning and how it revolutionized global access to education🚀 How corporate partnerships are reshaping online learnin🤖 The evolving role of AI in content creation and personalized learning🎯 The biggest challenges in online education, from learner motivation to course completion💡 Dhawal's top course recommendations and insights on creating effective learning experiences+++Looking to discover your next learning adventure? Check out ClassCentral.com for comprehensive course reviews and recommendations. And don't forget to explore Coursera.org for a wide range of programs designed to help you upskill and advance your career. Start learning today with Coursera!

We sat down with Anupriya Sharma, Vice President of Technology Strategy at Walmart US, to talk about what it takes to lead digital transformation at one of the world’s largest companies.From navigating change and scaling GenAI to building a strong learning culture, Anupriya shares how Walmart is embracing innovation while keeping people at the center. She offers insights on change management, building inclusive technologies, and the critical role empathy plays in tech leadership. Whether you’re rethinking your strategy or just getting started with AI, her perspective is a must-hear.We also cover:🛒 How Walmart is using GenAI to personalize shopping and improve associate tools🧠 What it means to lead with an intrapreneurial mindset⚙️ The importance of responsible experimentation at scale📚 How Walmart is investing in associate learning through programs like Live Better U🧩 Why empathy and storytelling are essential skills in tech roles+++Explore courses on AI, digital transformation, and leadership at Coursera.org, and learn how to integrate AI into day-to-day decision-making—and stay ahead in an evolving global landscape.

We sat down with Ylli Bajraktari, President and CEO of the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP), to discuss how AI is transforming global competitiveness, national security, and the future of work.Ylli draws on years of leadership experience across the Pentagon, the White House, and the National Security Commission on AI to explain why AI adoption is now a national imperative. He shares the founding story of SCSP, insights on policy and leadership in the age of AI, and why public-private collaboration is essential to maintaining U.S. leadership in emerging technologies.We also cover:🌍 How AI is reshaping global power dynamics and strategic competition💼 What leaders need to succeed in an AI-driven world🏛️ Why government must prioritize reskilling and AI literacy📘 A new Coursera course tailored for public sector professionals🔍 Lessons for private sector leaders from national security AI strategies+++Explore the free AI and National Security course on Coursera.org, designed for professionals working in government, policy, and beyond. Learn how to integrate AI into day-to-day decision-making—and stay ahead in an evolving global landscape.

We sat down with Suraj Srinivasan, a professor at Harvard Business School and an expert in corporate governance, AI, and innovation, to explore how leaders can navigate disruption and drive meaningful change in an era of rapid technological advancements.Suraj shares his fascinating career journey—from investment banking to launching a retail business in India to becoming a leading voice in business education. We dive into the key challenges organizations face today, from AI adoption to ethical considerations, and discuss strategies for building resilient and forward-thinking leadership.We also cover:🌍 How businesses can develop strategies to thrive in disruptive times🤖 The role of generative AI in shaping industries and leadership🏛️ The importance of corporate governance and ethical AI adoption📈 Key lessons from Coursera’s innovative approach to AI🌱 How organizations can balance profitability with social and environmental impactThis episode is a must-listen if you're interested in leadership, innovation, and the future of work!+++Want to stay ahead in a rapidly changing world? Explore resources on Coursera.org to build skills in AI, leadership, and strategy. Whether you're a business leader, educator, or lifelong learner, Coursera has courses to help you thrive in the digital economy!

We sat down with Molly Nagler, Chief Learning Officer at Moderna, to explore how curiosity and innovation are transforming learning and development. Molly shares how Moderna is tackling challenges like AI adoption, skills shortages, and workforce transformation while making mRNA education accessible to learners worldwide. In this episode, Molly and Arunav also discuss: 🌟 The importance of curiosity in fostering a learning culture 🤖 How AI is revolutionizing training, from custom GPTs to personalized learning pathways 📚 The role of STEM education in bridging skill gaps and creating opportunities 🔄 Strategies for navigating change and building resilience in organizations +++ Curious about the science behind mRNA technology? Check out Moderna’s free mRNAs as Medicines course on Coursera. It’s a fantastic resource for anyone interested in science and innovation. Plus, explore thousands of other courses from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, and Microsoft. Start learning today with Coursera!

We sat down with Amanda Brophy, Director of Grow with Google, to explore how technology has transformed workforce training and career development. Amanda shared the story behind Grow with Google’s career certificates, which have empowered hundreds of thousands of learners worldwide, and highlighted the program’s focus on inclusivity, digital skills, and AI training. In this conversation, Amanda and Arunav cover: 🎓 The origins of Grow with Google and its mission to create economic opportunity for all 🌐 The global impact of career certificates, with 600,000+ graduates and growing 🤖 The rise of AI skills and their importance in today’s workforce 📈 Addressing critiques of short-term credentials with pathways to long-term success 🎯 Integrating soft skills like communication and leadership into technical training +++ Are you ready to elevate your career? Explore Google’s career certificates on Coursera and gain in-demand skills in AI, cybersecurity, data analytics, and more. Whether you’re starting fresh or switching careers, these programs offer a proven path to success. Start learning today!

In this episode, we sit down with Panos A. Panay⁠⁠⁠, President of the Recording Academy, to explore his remarkable journey—from founding Sonicbids to leading one of the most influential organizations in the music industry during a time of profound change. Panos shares insights on the transformative role of music education, the impact of emerging technologies like AI, and the Academy’s global efforts to inspire creativity. ⁠ In this episode, Panos and Arunav cover: 🎶 The universal, healing power of music 📚 The importance of music education in personal and professional development 🎤 The GRAMMY GO initiative and its role in empowering emerging artists 🌍 Expanding global access to music education and resources 🤖 AI’s influence on the music industry and the balance between innovation and authenticity +++ Are you an emerging musician ready to take your craft to the next level? Check out GRAMMY GO on Coursera to learn how to build your audience and master music production from industry experts. Plus, explore other courses from top universities and companies like Yale, Google, and Microsoft. Start learning with Coursera today!

We sat down with Dr. Vic Strecher, professor at the University of Michigan’s School of Public Health and the founder of Kumanu, a company focused on building purposeful cultures in organizations, to discuss transformative power of purpose and resilience. In this episode, Vic and Arunav cover: 🧠 The physiological and psychological benefits of having a purpose 📋 Strategies to cultivate purpose, build resilience, and set meaningful goals ⚙️ How leaders can build purposeful, resilient teams in the workplace 🤖 How AI is reshaping the way we think about purpose and work 📚 Key lessons from Vic’s popular course, Finding Purpose and Meaning in Life +++ Is your purpose to grow your skillset or learn something new? With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Sayasat Nurbek, the Minister of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan, to discuss how the widespread adoption of online learning is helping to bridge the skills gap in his country. Minister Nurbek shares his personal journey and passion for education, as well as the initiatives he has led to reshape Kazakhstan's higher education system. In this episode, Sayasat and Arunav cover: The challenges of upskilling and reskilling a workforce, including the need for English language proficiency, quality faculty, and advanced infrastructure. Transforming education through strategic partnerships with international universities and online learning platforms like Coursera. Personalizing the learning journey for students to facilitate lifelong learning +++ Interested in furthering your own education online? With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Jeff Hollan, Head of Applications and Developer Platform at Snowflake, to discuss how product design is changing and how developers are scaling up their skill sets to make the most of AI. From enhancing collaboration to unleashing new levels of imagination, Jeff’s insights will inspire you to see AI as your new creative and technical partner. In this episode, Jeff and Arunav cover: Balancing Innovation and Technical Debt Enhancing Accessibility and Creativity with AI The Role of AI in Personal Productivity Building Diverse Teams in the Age of AI An update on Snowflake's Northstar learning program on Coursera ++ Snowflake's Northstar Builder Education program on Coursera aims to reach millions of builders and help them develop skills in data and AI. With this program, you can learn at your own pace with online courses, join Snowflake for in-person training events near you, and earn badges to show off your new skills.

Steam propelled the original Industrial Revolution; electricity powered the second; automation and machines engineered the third; and intelligent computers are shaping the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Like the revolutions that preceded it, the Fourth Industrial Revolution has the potential to raise global income levels and improve the quality of life for populations around the world; but along the way, almost every industry in every country is being disrupted. Fariz Jafarov, Executive Director of the Center for Analysis and Coordination of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Azerbaijan, sits down with us to discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by this disruption, and how Azerbaijan is responding to better prepare the country’s workforce for the future.

We sat down with Dr. Jules White, Professor of Computer Science at Vanderbilt and Director of the university’s Initiative on the Future of Learning & Generative AI, to discuss the rise of GenAI and the importance of prompt engineering in utilizing large language models like ChatGPT. He emphasizes that GenAI is not just a passing trend but a fundamental skill that everyone should learn. Dr. White also shares: Best practices for incorporating GenAI into higher education and the workplace Beginner-friendly prompts for everyday use of ChatGPT Advice for business leaders on optimizing talent and tech agility +++ Dr. White created one of the first and largest online courses for prompt engineering. Together with a second free course on advanced data analysis of ChatGPT, his courses have reached more than 250,000 students worldwide. Interested in learning how to use large language models for personal, professional, and academic tasks? With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

Despite the fact that most cosmetics are targeted to and bought by women, did you know that men have an outsized influence on how they are made? In the US alone, women make up less than half of cosmetic chemists. This disparity deepens when looking at STEM as a whole, where women represent only one-quarter of the overall workforce. We sat down with Dr. Rolanda Wilkerson, an in-house cosmetic scientist at OLAY and the Senior Director and Fellow of Skin Care at Proctor and Gamble, to chat about her experience as a woman of color in her field and the work she is doing to drive more women to pursue careers in STEM. Dr. Wilkerson works closely with dermatologists, clinicians, and beauty scientists to research, develop, and report on the latest and emerging skin and hair science and technologies. Some of your staple products may be a product of her work! She also illuminates the inspiration behind Introduction to Cosmetic Science and Ingredients, a brand new Specialization from OLAY and the first in a series of STEM courses from the brand that reflects their commitment to doubling the number of women in STEM and tripling the number of women of color in STEM by 2030. +++ Interested in exploring this Specialization? With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

As CEO of Coursera, an online learning platform with 142 million learners and hundreds of millions of course enrollments, Jeff Maggioncalda has a unique view of what’s happening around the world in edtech, higher education, and the future of work. We sat down with him to discuss: 🔮 The implications of GenAI on online learning and education 🔑 Navigating the GenAI conundrum to drive innovation and productivity at your organization 📈 What leaders should keep in mind when developing a concrete GenAI strategy 🍎 Jeff’s debut as an educator on Coursera with Navigating Generative AI: A CEO Playbook 🧠 Using GenAI as a thought partner in your day-to-day life +++ With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to Navigating Generative AI: A CEO Playbook and 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Andrew Ng—Co-Founder of Coursera, Founder of DeepLearning.AI, Managing General Partner at AI Fund, Founder & CEO of Landing AI, Chairman Adjunct Professor at Stanford University, and one of the world’s most prolific and renowned AI experts—to discuss: ✅ Best practices for incorporating generative AI into your organization 📎 When is generative AII appropriate or not appropriate to use at work? 👥 How generative AI will impact workers as it continues integrating into workflows 🔮 Andrew’s outlook on the future of AI in education and work Over 8 million people have taken Andrew’s AI courses on Coursera—the most popular being the groundbreaking AI for Everyone. And now the sequel, Generative AI for Everyone, has attracted over 100,000 learners in just two months, making it Coursera's fastest-growing course of 2023. +++ With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Alexis Abramson—a mechanical engineer, the thirteenth Dean of the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth, and co-founder of Edifice Analytics. Degrees as a credential, particularly from top institutions, continue to be a major driver of long-term economic mobility. Offering them online creates unprecedented access for learners to gain from these prestigious programs. However, fully online degrees from Ivy Leagues are relatively uncommon —but Dartmouth is changing that. In this conversation, we go behind the scenes of how Alexis and her team created Dartmouth’s very first fully online degree—a Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering—from building equity in admissions to crafting a program as engaging and valuable as a traditional on-campus experience. We also cover her outlook on how universities are adapting to prepare students for the changing tech landscape, and what excites her most about the future of engineering. From virtual assistants to virtual reality, intelligent systems are embedded in our everyday lives, and it is critical that engineers in our world understand both the technology and the human impact. You can begin your engineering journey today by checking out Dartmouth’s Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering—available now on Coursera. +++ With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Vishal Gupta, Professor in Organizational Behavior at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, whose insightful theories on practical leadership frameworks have empowered thousands of professionals across the globe. In this conversation, Professor Gupta details how you can become a respected and influential leader by mastering self-leadership, cultivating an empathetic communication style, and effectively navigating ethical challenges—and how the Indian epic The Mahabharata, has heavily inspired his work. Whether you're a new grad or have been in the workforce for some time, he explains why it’s never too late to embark on a journey of self-discovery and leadership development to make a difference in your career and organization. We also cover his outlook on the future of higher education in India, and how schools like IIMA are taking steps to make themselves more universally accessible to a global audience. From shaping company strategy to boosting organizational agility, understanding how to be an effective leader is critical to cultivating a culture that inspires and motivates employees. You can learn how to strengthen your capacity to lead across boundaries through Professor Gupta’s course—Leadership Skills—for free on Coursera. Episode Resources: Demystifying Leadership: Unveiling the Mahabharata Code by Asha Kaul and Vishal Gupta With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Dr. Laurie Santos, a renowned professor of psychology at Yale University and the host of the popular podcast The Happiness Lab. Her course on evidence-based strategies for happiness, The Science of Well-Being, became the most popular in the university’s history and has developed into a global phenomenon, with the online version garnering more than 4.5 million enrollments on Coursera. In this conversation, Laurie tells us what the science of psychology says about how to make wiser choices and live a life that’s more fulfilling. She also explains how being happy with your life differs from being happy in your life, and how balancing the two is key to overall happiness. We also cover how we can help our kids, and ourselves, adjust our own expectations about happiness. Episode Resources: The World Happiness Report The Happiness Lab Podcast Interested in exploring Dr. Santos’ course? With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today.

We sat down with Dr. Barbara Oakley, whose research on the relationship between neuroscience and social behavior has been described as “revolutionary” by the Wall Street Journal.  Dr. Oakley shares practical advice on tackling daunting subjects and beating procrastination, debunks misconceptions about limits on learning, and reveals how to cultivate a lifelong learning mindset. She also illuminates the inspiration behind her online course Learning How to Learn, taken by more than 3.6 million students from nearly every country in the world. Interested in exploring Dr. Oakley’s course? With Coursera Plus, you’ll have unlimited access to 7,000+ world-class courses, hands-on projects, and job-ready certificate programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce. Sign up for Coursera Plus today!

On the first episode of The Coursera Podcast, we discuss creative thinking with Professor Peter Childs, Head of the Dyson School of Design Engineering and the Professorial Lead in Engineering Design at Imperial College London. Professor Childs shares his insights on what happens in our brains when we create, techniques and frameworks to amplify our inventive abilities, and the future of imagination in the age of AI. Check out his three-course Specialization, Creative Thinking Tools for Success and Leadership, on Coursera to learn how to tap into your creative abilities and produce tangible outcomes. If you’re interested in exploring Professor Child's courses as well as the broader Coursera catalog of over 6,000 learning programs from world-class universities and companies like Yale, Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce, we’re offering a subscription to Coursera Plus for just $1. You'll gain the freedom to explore skills in careers like cybersecurity, data analytics, and more. Ready to take control of your career? Sign up for Coursera Plus today! *Valid until September 21, 2023, 11:59 PM PT for new Coursera Plus subscribers only. Void in India. Terms for Promotional Offers apply.