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| Detail | Mindware: Critical Thinking | Digital Thinking Tools for Better Decisions |
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| Provider | University of Michigan | The Open University |
| Our rating | 3.5 | 4.2 |
| Cost | About A$84 a month | Free |
| Time | 10 hours | 24 hours |
| Level | Beginner | Beginner |
| Credential | certificate of completion (paid (Coursera enrolment or Coursera Plus)) | digital badge (Credly etc) (free) |
| Open to | Worldwide | Worldwide |
| Free in | Not stated | Worldwide |
| Content written for | United States | Any country |
| Summary | Psychologist Richard Nisbett teaches the everyday statistics, logic and awareness of bias needed to think clearly about evidence. Well suited to judging AI outputs, data claims and business decisions with a sceptical eye. | An eight-session course on using digital tools, from spreadsheets to argument maps, to reason more clearly and make better choices. It ends by linking these thinking tools to modern AI. Completion earns an Open University badge and 24 CPD points. |
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| Our course page | Mindware: Critical Thinking | Digital Thinking Tools for Better Decisions |
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