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Keeping students on-track

Keeping students on-track

How our algorithms identify at-risk students, powering automated and human interventions
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Alan Hickey
Data Driven Content Categorization

Data Driven Content Categorization

How Coursera generated course categories from thousands of courses using a data driven clustering approach.
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Chris Liu
The Power of Goals

The Power of Goals

How setting — and being reminded of — goals are moving the needle for learners
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Marianne Sorba
Deep learning to intervene where it counts

Deep learning to intervene where it counts

How we built a feedback loop to optimize learning nudges
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Marianne Sorba
Skills benchmarking

Skills benchmarking

How ML-powered skills insights are guiding talent strategy and development
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Vinod Bakthavachalam
Measuring outcomes of high schoolers taking Computer Science courses

Measuring outcomes of high schoolers taking Computer Science courses

A case study on using Coursera in the classroom
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Vinod Bakthavachalam
Building data services to bring education to millions, Part III

Building data services to bring education to millions, Part III

Piloting Self-Serve Analytics as a Service
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Ronak Shah
Using Flow Generics at Coursera

Using Flow Generics at Coursera

In popular programming languages like Java and C#, generics serve as one of the tools for creating reusable components. By using generics…
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Quang Tran
How our Skills Graph is helping learners find the right content to reach their goals

How our Skills Graph is helping learners find the right content to reach their goals

At Coursera, we use data to power our product and better serve our learners. One example is our Skills Graph —a series of algorithms…
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Emily Glassberg Sands
Using technology to increase equality of opportunity

Using technology to increase equality of opportunity

How targeted review material is helping close the gender gap in STEM
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Vinod Bakthavachalam
Buying over building: lessons from using external libraries at Coursera

Buying over building: lessons from using external libraries at Coursera

By Yash Kshirsagar, Austin Greene
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Yash Kshirsagar
Building data services to bring education to millions, Part I

Building data services to bring education to millions, Part I

Data solutions empowering university and industry partners, and enterprise customers
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Ronak Shah
Building data services to bring education to millions, Part II

Building data services to bring education to millions, Part II

An embedded approach to in-platform analytics
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Ronak Shah
How A/B Testing Powers Pedagogy on Coursera

How A/B Testing Powers Pedagogy on Coursera

A/B testing is used throughout the tech world to build more engaging and valuable products. By randomizing users into either the current…
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Dan Saber
Automated coaching

Automated coaching

Coursera’s algorithms guide and motivate to give learners a leg up — plus do what only machines can
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Alan Hickey
Call for Papers

Call for Papers

ICDM 2018 Workshop on Data Mining for eLearning Personalization
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Emily Glassberg Sands

Best Practices for Flow Typing React Components

By David Winegar
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Coursera

Coursera Engineering Podcast Episode 1: Javascript Technologies with Jon Wong

By Lewis Chung
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Coursera
Learning Multiple Platforms @ Coursera

Learning Multiple Platforms @ Coursera

By Deepkanwal Plaha
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Coursera
Role models matter

Role models matter

How female instructors can help close the gender gap in STEM
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Emily Glassberg Sands

Technology migrations: unglamorous obligation or an impactful opportunity?

By Nikhil Garg
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Coursera
How to run the perfect standup

How to run the perfect standup

By eleith
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Coursera
Diversity in Data Science

Diversity in Data Science

Sourcing, hiring, and growing female talent
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Emily Glassberg Sands
Building Smarter Search

Building Smarter Search

Using crowdsourcing and data science to improve discovery
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Coursera
Data Science Lightning Talks

Data Science Lightning Talks

An Evening with Coursera Data Science & Women Who Code
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Emily Glassberg Sands
Join Us for an Evening of Data Science

Join Us for an Evening of Data Science

Lightning Talks @ Coursera
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Emily Glassberg Sands
Breaking Up Our JavaScript Monolith with Rapidos

Breaking Up Our JavaScript Monolith with Rapidos

By Evan Yeung
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Coursera

Should engineering managers write code? Wrong question.

By eleith
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Coursera

Why UI Developers Love GraphQL

This is the first part in a multi-part series of blog posts covering our transition from a homegrown data access framework to using GraphQL…
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Coursera

On Sponsoring ACM-ICPC’s Pacific Northwest Regional Contest

By Andy Nguyen
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Coursera

GraphQL Summit

By Brennan Saeta
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Coursera
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