Stories Of Change - Why Lecturers Did Not Disappear

The Inner Game of Change by Ali Juma

Jun 25, 202612:13Business

Why didn't lecturers disappear? For more than 700 years, the role of the lecturer has survived books, the printing press, libraries, the internet, and now artificial intelligence. In this episode of Stories of Change, we...

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