New survey data puts support for in-class cellphone bans for middle and high school students at 77% of US adults, up from 74% last year and 68% in 2024. Opposition sits at 18%. Nine points in two years is a fast move for a public opinion question, and the direction is what makes it interesting. Most policy questions with this profile — restricting something a majority of households own and use constantly — tend to soften as people work out how the restriction would affect them personally.

Udemy has drawn a clear line in the sand about where it believes real value sits in an AI-saturated skills market, and it’s not where some people expected. As artificial intelligence compresses production cycles and makes content creation faster, cheaper, and sometimes alarmingly shallow, Udemy is doubling down on instructors as the stabilizing force of its platform. The company’s latest announcements focus less on spectacle and more on structure: how learning actually happens when skills decay faster than ever, when professionals dip in for ten minutes rather than ten hours, and when trust matters more than sheer volume.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5, 2024 New York, NY – Posters.org, the leading authority in poster design and presentation, is excited to announce an upcoming workshop dedicated to the art and science of designing impactful conference posters. This event, titled Mastering Conference Poster Design, will take place on July 15, 2024, at the renowned New York Conference Center, bringing together researchers, academics, and professionals from various fields to enhance their poster presentation skills.