Designing to Support Sense of Agency for Time Spent on Digital Interfaces
Exploring how digital interfaces can enhance user agency and meaningful experiences, focusing on redesigning features of popular apps to improve digital wellbeing beyond screen time metrics.
Reducing Misinformation Sharing at Scale Using Digital Accuracy Prompt Ads - Stanford Seminar
Exploring content-neutral interventions to reduce misinformation sharing through large-scale experiments on Facebook and Twitter, demonstrating the potential of accuracy prompts in digital ads.
AI's Global Impact on Democracy and Governance
Explore AI's influence on global democracy, disinformation, and governance. Learn about challenges and strategies to ensure democratic values prevail in the digital age.
IELTS Reading
In this course, you will practice and improve your IELTS reading through strategies, tricks, tips, mistakes, and much more.
Disinformation Teach-Out
Explore disinformation's impact, learn to identify credible sources, and develop critical thinking skills to navigate today's complex information landscape.
How to Live Given the Certainty of Death - Lecture 23
Explore philosophical perspectives on living meaningfully in the face of mortality, examining goal-setting, time constraints, and the pursuit of lasting accomplishments.
Social Regulation of Emotion - Dr. James Coan Interview - Lecture 14.3
Dr. James Coan discusses social regulation of emotion, exploring core themes in his research, future discoveries, and advice for those interested in the field of emotion studies.
Democratic Statecraft - Tocqueville's Democracy in America - Lecture 23
Explore Tocqueville's insights on democracy, examining moral and psychological aspects, institutional development, and the role of statesmen in shaping democratic societies.
Understanding The Why Part 2 - Lesson 4.2
Explore deeper insights into understanding motivations and purpose, building on previous concepts to enhance personal and professional growth.
Two Incompatible Sacred Values in American Universities - Jon Haidt, Hayek Lecture Series
Exploration of conflicting goals in American universities: truth vs. social justice. Analyzes impacts on research, learning, and campus culture. Proposes viewpoint diversity as a solution.
Why Hasn't Economic Progress Lowered Work Hours More? - Tyler Cowen, Hayek Lecture Series
Exploring why economic growth hasn't reduced work hours, examining progress for women and elderly, and discussing work's role in providing meaning and enjoyment in life.
TOEFL Speaking - TOEFL Talk Update
Learn all about TOEFL Speaking through speaking questions with examples, strategies, and tips and tricks.
The Secret to Satisfaction - Is Everything We've Been Told About Happiness Wrong?
Explore the complexities of happiness, mental health, and societal pressures in this thought-provoking panel discussion challenging conventional wisdom on wellbeing and satisfaction.
Yin and Yang of Determination in Science - Overcoming Challenges
Explore the challenges and triumphs of women in science with Professor Kate Smith-Miles, focusing on determination, success, and navigating male-dominated fields.
Empowering People with Disabilities and Support Workers - Balancing Freedom and Security
Exploring new models of disability care: balancing empowerment and worker rights. Discusses flexibility, risks, and ethical considerations in the evolving landscape of disability support services.
Future of Work - Understanding How Context Constrains Women's Career Choices
Explore how societal context impacts women's career choices and leadership opportunities, challenging common assumptions about ambition and work-life balance.
Opportunities and Obstacles for STEM Education - Dean's Lecture Series 2017
Exploring challenges and opportunities in STEM education implementation, including curriculum integration, skill development, and teacher preparation. Discusses research needs to assess long-term impact on students and schools.
Shifting Sands in Educational Assessment: Past, Present, and Future - Dean's Lecture
Explore the evolution of educational assessment, its impact on teaching practices, and future trends with insights from Professor Patrick Griffin's 40-year career in the field.
Women in Medical Research - Early Career Researcher Presentations
Early career women researchers share insights, challenges, and advice for success in medical research, addressing institutional changes and career advancement strategies.
Does Job Flexibility Impact Gender Gaps in Employment and Wages?
Explore how gender differences in job flexibility preferences impact employment and wage gaps, examining responses to job losses and policy implications.
Media Matters - How Reporting Shaped the COVID-19 Pandemic
Exploring media's impact on pandemic reporting: challenges, lessons, and roles. Experts discuss objectivity, misinformation, and balancing public health with journalism during COVID-19 in Australia.