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David McCool

Newburyport
As seen in: Harvard University, Kiplinger, eSchool News, Getting Smart, Design News, eCampus News, Zephyrnet
President & CEO of @MuzzyLane. Tools and content for skills-based learning. SkillBuild Critical Thinking now available! #skills #simulations #microcredentials
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Is Your Engineering Career Suffering from a Lack of Soft Skills?

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By David McCool
| Design News Verified
Companies recognize the importance of hiring engineers who have both hard and durable skills. David McCool, mechanical engineer and founder of Muzzy Lane October 24, 2024 Hinterhaus Productions for Stone via Getty Images At a Glance Employers gain confidence when engineering candidates display both hard and soft skills. The growing presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace is shifting engineers’ roles. Employers can save 70-90% by upskilling current employees with durable skills.
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Why you should teach your students critical thinking

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By David McCool
| eCampus News Verified
Key points: Microcredentialing platforms can help students hone critical thinking skills Beyond degrees: Embracing a new paradigm of success Employer demand for microcredentials is on the rise For more news on career-ready skills, visit eCN’s Teaching & Learning hub Out of all the skills today’s students need to develop, critical thinking is perhaps the most important.
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AI Won’t Take Your Job if You Know About IA

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By Chris Dede, David McCool
| Harvard University
Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence (AI) is here, and it’s not going away. As the technology evolves, AI will only become more prominent in our everyday interactions, shaping everything from how students learn to the work employees do at the office.
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