Showing posts with label stanford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stanford. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Transforming Education | Udacity and Sebastian Thrun
Sebastian Thrun of Stanford, Google and Co-Founder of Udacity on transforming education.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
2012 Internet Trends Year-End Update By Mary Meeker
2012 Internet Trends Year-End Update
Kleiner Perkings Caufield and Byers
Presented by Mary Meeker
December 3, 2012
Published December 2012 by Mary Meeker and Liang Wu
This is an update to the 2012 Internet Trends report published in May 2012. It includes a new supplemental section focused on Asset-Light Generation and discusses new areas of re-imagination — from Data, Wallet, Education and Healthcare.
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Sunday, October 9, 2011
Steve Jobs | Stanford Commencement Speech
Thanks Steve Jobs for being visionary and crazy enough to change the world.
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Steve Jobs | Stanford University 2005 Commencement Speech
Steve Jobs
Stanford University
2005 Commencement Speech
Friday, August 19, 2011
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - Take a Course at Stanford University From Anywhere...For Free
We keep taking steps toward "education, anywhere, anytime" (like Khan Academy) that shatters the old model, infrastructure and bureaucracy of higher-education, so it's only fitting that a Stanford University course on the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CS221) is taking a bold step to make their course available to anyone...for free.
You won't get college credit unless you are a Stanford student (although you can get a certificate of accomplishment), but you don't need to fill out some fancy application, know someone special or eat dorm food (unless you want to).
If you want to learn real knowledge about artificial intelligence, it's up to you (no pun intended). Professors Sebastian Thrun and Peter Norvig will be your guides. Watch the videos above and below, learn more details and sign-up here or follow them on Twitter or read the course syllabus.
Hopefully, these type of courses will soon become the rule, not the exception, where the best knowledge is easily available to everyone.
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