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Re: Share your questions about the Coursera + Udemy Combination here
When a learner clicks on a Udemy Course Coupon Link provided by instructor, then by default, the subscribe option is selected. This is bit confusing, is anyone else also experiencing the same?
Re: Share your questions about the Coursera + Udemy Combination here
I attended the Front Row meeting on the 27th and came away reassured that everything is apparently wonderful, everyone is destined to prosper, and the future will be magnificent—provided, of course, that one does not ask any vulgar questions about how any of it is actually going to work.
We were treated to the usual institutional incense: broad assurances, generous optimism, and a great deal of confidence floating several feet above the ground, safely removed from the inconvenience of particulars. The deal is, we are told, excellent. The benefits will be substantial. The opportunities are abundant. As for how the platforms will be combined, what changes are coming, who will be affected, and when any of this will happen—well, such pedestrian details appear to have been left for some later theological council.
I entered the meeting uncertain and left with my uncertainty handsomely upholstered. I now know, with impressive clarity, that no one is prepared to say anything clear.
For the time being, I will continue as I have been, which seems to be the only actionable policy presently available. How long that state of affairs will last is anyone’s guess, though apparently we are meant to regard the absence of answers as a form of strategic vision.
Re: Share your questions about the Coursera + Udemy Combination here
@RonErez People love positive energy, positive energy is infatuating, intoxicating, and people dream about it. Positive energy spreads like wildfire. It makes people outperform and makes it easier to make people come over and join the club.
You know what the laws of power say "avoid the unhappy and unlucky" and associate with the "happy and fortunate".
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