CodeSignal adds Dr Barbara Oakley and Andrew Maynard to its Expert Series offering hands-on AI learning 

Learning platform and skills assessment provider CodeSignal has announced the addition of two new speakers to its Expert Series - Dr Barbara Oakley and Andrew Maynard.

CodeSignal adds two new learning paths to its Experts Series, Learning How to Learn with Barbara Oakley and Future Rising at Work with Andrew Maynard.

The Expert Series offers interactive, hands-on courses taught by expert educators.

Oakley and Maynard are two influential voices in cognitive science and will be offering two new learning paths on CodeSignal: Learning How to Learn with Barbara Oakley and Future Rising at work with Andrew Maynard.

"In today's rapidly evolving world, success depends on more than technical skills—it requires adaptability, strategic thinking, and continuous learning," explains Tigran Sloyan, CEO and Co-Founder at CodeSignal.

"We've taken proven strategies from Dr. Barbara Oakley and Andrew Maynard and turned them into hands-on, practical experiences that help people build the skills they need to grow their careers and thrive in a changing world."

Learning How to Learn with Barbara Oakley introduces the neuroscience behind effective learning and shows how it is a skill that can be practised. The course features an AI-powered avatar of Oakely herself which learners can interact with. Oakley is a professor, engineer and author of several books on learning and science.

Future Rising at work with Andrew Maynard teaches tools for navigating uncertainty and leading with clarity. It includes practical exercises and strategic simulations to help learners build the skills needed to guide their teams through challenges. Maynard is a scientist, author, Professor of Advanced Technology Transitions, and founder of Arizona State University’s Future of Being Human community.

Earlier this year, a new report from Colossyan suggested that AI avatars are having a revolutionary impact on a range of sectors as educators and employees see potential in the technology. 

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