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JANUARY 2022 – NEWSLETTER #48 | Breaking news at IBL News | Noticias en Español
Covid-19 Omicron
• Colleges Start to Move Classes to Distance Learning Due to the Fast Spread of Omicron
• Harvard Will Not Require SAT or ACT Test Scores Due to the COVID-19 Outbreak
• Cornell and Princeton Move Final Exams Online After the Rapid Spread of the Omicron Variant
Universities
• SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras Resigns Over Text Messages to Cuomo Victim
• Georgetown University Launches a New Master’s in Strategic Digital Transformation
• Colleges and Universities Face a Surge in Mental Health Cases Among Students
Trends
• Falling Stocks Reduced Valuations by Between 30% and 60% on Cloud Software Start-Ups
• 8 in 10 College Students Experience Significant Stress or Anxiety
• AI and Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, and 5G Will Dominate in 2022
Corporate Learning
• Moderna Will Train Its Employees in AI, In Partnership With Carnegie Mellon University
• The U.S. Air Force Partners with Udacity to Develop Programs on Data Science, Cloud, Programming, and UX
• AWS Launches a Free Tool to Create Machine Learning Projects
Industry
• Wiley Continues Its Acquisition Strategy with the purchase of Knowledge Unlatched
• Five Major Publishers Sue Shopify for Allowing Textbook Vendors to Commit Piracy
2022 Events | All of the Key Conferences Listed!
• Education Calendar – 2022 | Conferences in Latin America & Spain
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