See your life through different lenses
See your life through different lenses
One of the courses I completed recently is “Everyday Chinese Medicine” from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, available on Coursera (along with many MOOCs from other universities and companies).A necessary disclaimer here: I am not a practitioner of Traditional…
One of my “secondary jobs” was the one of data analyst – “secondary” means that I always provided metrics while doing something else (it’s quite common for an officer to be involved in more than just one “job position”), and…
When someone (mostly: a parent or an educator) think of the development of children and young adults, the reaction falls in the range between those 2 extremes: You can easily recognize the first case when you see parents calling the…
Among all the opportunities I can think of, when talking about high-quality courses, there are MOOCs (I already wrote here: MOOC: the cheap (or even free!) yet powerful and stimulating way to learn). Close friends of mine know my fiery…
One of the courses I completed this month is “Philosophy, Science and Religion: Religion and Science“, provided by the University of Edinburgh through Coursera. It’s a course I recommend to everyone ready to question the reality. So sad that during…
One of the courses I completed last month was “Weight Management: Beyond Balancing Calories“, provided by Emory University through Coursera. It’s a course I recommend to everyone. It’s incredible that all the things that Prof. Sharon Horesh Bergquist, MD explained…
One of the last course I completed this year is “Biohacking Your Brain’s Health” provided by Emory University on my beloved elearning platform Coursera.The main reason I was not skeptical about a course with “biohacking” in the title is because…
