February 2023 National Skills Coalition (NSC) in partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta released Closing the Digital Skill Divide, a real-time snapshot of demand for digital skills in the US labor market. The analysis finds that 92% of jobs analyzed require digital skills. Previous NSC research found one-third of workers don’t have the foundational digital skills necessary to...
Digital Navigators are trained, trusted guides who help with various technology needs. Navigators work in libraries, churches, family health centers, and other community organizations. They assist anyone needing a device, secure free or low-cost internet service, and much more.
OpenHub just signed an agreement with Ramapo Catskills Library System to hire Digital Navigators. As such, OpenHub is recruiting individuals with basic tech skills, no age limitations.
Join us for an evening at our meetup to kick off the summer! Whether you're a tech guru, a budding enthusiast, or someone curious about the tech world - this event is your perfect chance to connect, innovate, and celebrate with the local tech community right here in the Hudson Valley.
What to Expect:
During this session, we will explore Gemini in greater detail. We will move beyond the fundamentals of prompting and focus on how to optimize Gemini for specific, tailored purposes. By delving into the nuances of the platform, we can unlock its full potential and achieve even greater results.
Join us for a simple and exciting presentation about Generative AI. Learn how this technology can create new content like text, images, and music using smart algorithms.
We will kick off the excitement by watching a Google I'O keynote episode to understand the scope of possibilities available through Generative AI.
Learn how LinkedIn can help your career in three ways:
NEWBURGH, NEW YORK - Open Hub is thrilled to announce the addition of Lis Hubert to our team as a mentor. With her extensive experience and expertise in customer experience strategy and design, Lis will play a pivotal role in guiding and mentoring our community members to excel in their respective fields.
Lis Hubert is a Founding Partner of...
Curating Information Architecture skills doesn’t happen overnight, it takes practice. Once you understand the systems to organize, label, navigate, and model environments that exceed customer and business expectations, it helps to deepen your understanding by analyzing real-life applications, and then extending your practice through in-depth immersive practice.
This is a five-workshop series, three hours each.
Completing “Introduction to Information Architecture - IA 101” and “Visualizing Information Architecture - IA 102” is required for this course.
Creating information environments where people can easily find and use what they need to meet their goals, isn’t magic. There are systems you use to organize, label, navigate, and model environments that exceed customer and business expectations. That’s where the next level of Information Architecture comes in.
This is a five-workshop series, three hours each. Completing “Introduction to Information Architecture - IA 101” is required for this course.
Information is the material we consume in digital and physical spaces. Understanding how to organize it based on human mental models and behavior is essential to creating a sense of place in all of our information environments. To gain this understanding, we turn to Information Architecture.
This is a five-workshop series, three hours each. No previous experience is needed, but basic business experience is desired.