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Having Difficult Conversations: A Guide for Managers

In a course designed specifically for managers, learn about how and when to conduct a difficult conversation.

Having Powerful, Advanced Conversations (230891)

49 mins

When you can have a meaningful, real conversation with someone, you can open minds, change opinions, and build a genuine connection. In this course, learn how to take your conversations to the next level. Dr. Michael Shermer covers the fundamental elements of good conversations, as well as how you can make your next conversation more impactful by asking interesting questions and using the Socratic method. He also discusses how to seek truth when speaking to someone, overcome negative emotions, and get past disagreements. Great conversations can change the world; after taking this course, you’ll be acquainted with best practices and techniques that can help you have powerful conversations of your own.

This course was created by Madecraft. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

HDR Photography: Shooting and Processing

Join photographer Ben Long to learn about high dynamic range (HDR) photography, a technique that broadens the luminance or range between the lightest and darkest areas of an image.

Healthcare Analytics: Regression in R

Discover linear regression modeling and logistic regression modeling using R. Learn about how to prepare, develop, and finalize models using the forward stepwise modeling process.

Healthy Building Foundations (222527)

33 mins

What is a healthy building? A healthy building can be seen as the next generation of green buildings. It includes environmentally responsible and resource-efficient building concepts and integrates health, wellness, and human experience in buildings. In this course, sustainability expert Keara Fanning shows you how you can improve how you live and work with healthy buildings. Keara explains why healthy buildings are important. Then she discusses a variety of factors that can help create buildings that promote human health, including air quality, materials, lighting, temperature, cueing healthy eating and water habits, promoting physical activity, and more. She describes steps that offices are taking to get people back to work safely, then concludes with advice on where you can learn more.