Whether you're looking to work or study, embracing digital technology is key. This beginner's course from King's College London shows you how to use software and the internet to boost your career prospects.

This course provides a broad introduction to the history, design, and importance of mobile technology, demonstrating how individuals and businesses can use it to their advantage.

This course from Accenture explains how retailers are adapting to the digital age by personalizing shopping, using data analytics, and revolutionizing the workplace.

Digital Skills: Social Media is a FutureLearn course by Accenture Consulting that discusses ways social media can help you build your brand by identifying your audience, using a voice that resonates, and delivering a clear message.

This FutureLearn course from Accenture dives into the fundamentals of user experience design, showing how transformative a great design can be, and how to achieve it.

Digital Skills: Web Analytics is a FutureLearn course by Accenture Consulting that discusses different types of analytics, how to measure the success or failure of your business decisions, and the challenges associated with data.

In Digital Wellbeing, a FutureLearn course from the University of York, students learn how to balance their online lives with their mental health and wellbeing.

In this memoir, NPR reporter Nina Totenberg pays tribute to her long friendship with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose remarkable life and tenure as a U.S. Supreme Court justice made her one of the country's most beloved cultural icons.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Steve Coll examines what preceded 9/11 with an account of the U.S. response to the terrorist attacks, the clandestine operations of the C.I.A., and Pakistan's Inter-services Intelligence Directorate.

Edited by acclaimed historians Susan Burch and Michael Rembis, this essay collection explores social, cultural, and medical aspects of disability and its interpretations.

In this October 2021 episode of You're Dead To Me, Rosie Jones and Dr. Jane Draycott join host Greg Jenner to discuss how disabled people were treated in antiquity.

Disability Visibility is a collection of essays, written by disabled authors and compiled by activist Alice Wong, that illustrate what it is like to live with a disability.

In this May 2020 episode of the Disability Visibility podcast, host and disability activist Alice Wong interviews accessibility expert Dr. Sachin Pavithran about hate crimes and political support for disabled people.

Tom Shakespeare introduces readers to the politics, philosophy, and history of disability in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Director Sam Feder opens a window to the depiction of trans people in Hollywood, encouraging viewers to see trans people as human beings, not as objects of fascination.

Analyze your personality, identify your 'superskills,' and learn how to pitch them in professional settings with this comprehensive personality course from Beate Chelette.

The Open University provides an overview of blues music, explaining the history and political context, as well as fundamental elements of the music itself and how it has evolved.

This online course from 'multi-hyphenate' author and podcaster Emma Gannon teaches you how to take steps toward a more fulfilling career and find success on your own terms.

Leadership expert Dave Crenshaw offers a journey of self-discovery, sharing effective methods to help you discover your gifts, passions, and skills.

Disrupt Yourself explains how you can harness the ever-accelerating power of disruptive innovation in your personal life.

This course teaches you to become a constructive self-disruptor by embracing different perspectives and constantly being on the lookout for ways to improve your thinking.