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Marni Stein
Provost and Chief Academic Officer - Western Governors University
Marni Baker Stein is a highly experienced professional with 20 years of expertise in developing, implementing, and evaluating innovative higher education programs and curricula. She is known for promoting online and blended programming at scale and conducting research on best practices in teaching and learning.
Specializing in outcomes-based program and instructional design, online and blended learning, program administration, faculty development, curriculum and program evaluation, as well as international education.
Marni holds a PhD in Educational Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania, an MA in TESOL and Speech Communication from Penn State University, and a BS/MA in French/Economics from Penn State University.
She has held key positions such as Provost and Chief Academic Officer at Western Governors University, Chief Innovation Officer at University of Texas System - Institute for Transformational Learning, Senior Associate Dean of Curriculum and Instruction at Columbia University, Director of Program Development at University of Pennsylvania, and Director Of Distance Learning at University of Pennsylvania.
Additionally, Marni Baker Stein has contributed to the academic field as a Curriculum Coordinator at UC Santa Barbara, Faculty at USIA Teaching Fellow, Faculty at Miyazaki International College, and Faculty at SUNY Buffalo.
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As #GenAI reshapes the workforce, learning is becoming more crucial than ever to stay competitive - and let's be honest, relevant!
Really proud that over 280,000 people in just 45 days have learned GenAI skills on @Coursera. In my 25+ years in education, I've never seen this much outsized demand for a single skill.
Deeply grateful to @Paige McGlauflin at @Fortune for this story. Now, let's seize the future of work! #upskillyourself
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2023 by the numbers at Coursera! 🚀 -136 million learners, including 17 million new learners -20 new partners, including London Business School, the University of California, Berkeley, CVS Health, Dell Technologies, and PepsiCo -1,200+ new courses, projects, Specializations, or certificates -10 new degrees, including programs from Dartmouth College, Illinois Institute of Technology, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, and UC Berkeley -450,000+ learners enrolled in AI-translated content
Read all about what the world learned on Coursera in 2023 and next year’s must-know skills at:
