Organizations everywhere are upskilling employees with corporate training that focuses on emerging technologies. But essential skills—what some call “soft skills”—can be equally important in many professional contexts.

Creating a culture of learning in the workplace has been shown to encourage employee engagement, promote a team-wide growth mindset, drive innovation, inspire continuous improvement, and attract and retain top talent—all significant benefits that can directly impact companies’ bottom lines.

The quantum computing revolution is coming—will your organization be ready for it?

It’s time to dispel the myth that online courses are only suitable for learning hard skills.

Think quantum computing is only relevant to professionals in the fields of computer science and physics?

Program leverages MIT Game Lab’s innovation and research for modern-day board and video game design

Did you know that 94% of employees say they would stay at a company longer if it invested in workplace learning?

If you’re at a point in your life where you’re considering continuing your education, you may wonder if online learning is the right path for you.

Thinking about continuing your education with an online business management course but worried that you don’t have the right background?

MIT's recent first annual Day of AI offered thousands of K-12 educators around the world a free series of hands-on activities intended to introduce students to artificial intelligence (AI) and help them explore how AI plays a part in their lives today. Such technologies offer exciting new ways for learners of all ages to tackle real-world challenges. The Day of AI exposed learners of all age to the key concepts, applications, and implications of these new computational methods. MIT offers a wide variety of online educational resources for learning about AI and machine learning. Here are five online artificial intelligence resources from MIT, for learners of all levels: