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What is and how to find content on this online courses and training platform

February 24, 2025 by usatoday24

Let’s explain What is and how to use Grow With Googlethe Google online courses system. It is a page that is available for all users who have an account with the company, and that, and in which a large number of courses are indexed. We are going to start the article briefly explaining what this portal is and what you can expect from it. Then, we will give you some indications for you to learn to use it. What is Grow With Google Grow with Google is a program for Help improve your digital skillswhether you are an individual person and if you are a company. It is an index where you will find multiple methods to improve your knowledge. You will generally have Three types of resources On this website. On the one hand you will find online courses, both from Google and other third -party companies. You will also have workshops to practice skills, as well as a series of free resources to improve your use of technology. This is not a portal of its own content, but an index with links that lead you to the content of other platforms. Some of these contents as courses are from Google, and the links take you to the pages of the company, but there are others that are of different platforms. Although this also makes entering the index does not require having a Google account. What is sought with this content is to give you tool that serve you to refresh your knowledge, and With this finding a job. They also serve to train you to advance in your current work or look for another, or learn the ears to digitize your company. How the platform works The first thing you have to do is enter the Grow With Google portal, whose address is Grow.google. Once inside, at the top click on Discover our courses and toolswhich is the section that will take you to the content index. Here inside, you can Choose if you want content to improve your career or your businessso you can differentiate between courses and contents for individuals or for business. Choose one of the two and you will reach the final index. Here, you will have in the body of the website paintings with each course and resource, and when you press in one you will take you to the external page where it is housed. You also have a filter column Where you will be able to choose the following things: Issue: You can choose from the topics for which you want the content. You have from artificial intelligence or programming to online sales and productivity. Guy: You can choose between online courses, products and tools or manuals. Certificate: You can filter to be shown content such as courses with free or payment certificates. The course can be free, but in some cases for the final certificate you will have to pay. Duration: The courses can last from less than 1 hour to more than 40 hours. You have several filters about it to adjust what you are looking for. And with these filters you can find the course or online content that you want within the platform. When you press in one that interests you will take you to another website that can be from Google or not, so depending on the platform you are going to need to register there to access the content. In Xataka Basics | Programming languages: which are the five most popular for 2025 and 36 free courses to learn how to use them

Meta is paying content creators up to $50,000 a month to post more on Instagram and Facebook

January 22, 2025 by usatoday24

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is implementing a Aggressive strategy to attract top TikTok content creators. According to recent reports, the company is offering payments of up to $50,000 per month to those who commit to actively publishing on its platforms. This movement seeks to consolidate Instagram and Facebook as attractive destinations for creators and their followers. The initiative arises in the middle of a fierce competition in the social media marketwhere platforms fight to capture users’ attention through exclusive, high-quality content. Meta, aware of the popularity of TikTok, seeks to attract the most influential creators of this platform to strengthen its offer and gain ground in a highly competitive sector. The context of uncertainty for TikTok Meta’s offer is developed in a complicated scenario for TikTokespecially in the United States, where the platform faces political and regulatory pressures that could put its operation at risk. Joe Biden’s administration passed a law forcing ByteDance, its parent company, to sell US operations from TikTok by January 19, 2025 or face an outright ban. This panorama has generated concern among content creators, who have begun to look for alternatives to ensure the continuity of their work. The uncertainty is also motivating many users to explore options on other platforms. In addition to Meta, other apps like Lemon8, Clapper, and Fanbase have emerged as potential havens for creators who want to diversify their channels and avoid relying exclusively on TikTok. However, Meta stands out for its ability to offer a massive user base, advanced tools, and now, substantial financial incentives. Meta seeks to lead with an aggressive strategy By offering up to $50,000 per month, Meta not only aims to attract creators, but also position itself as a reliable and stable option in the social media market. This approach aims to capitalize on the possible weakness of TikTok and strengthen the presence of Instagram and Facebook as competitive platforms. For creators, these types of incentives represent a unique monetization opportunity, especially in an environment where the rules for generating income on social networks can change rapidly. However, Meta’s strategy faces challenges, such as the need to ensure that creators can maintain and expand their audiences, as well as offering them tools that make it easier to engage with and monetize their content. With this maneuver, Meta is not only trying to gain ground against TikTok, but also position itself as the undisputed leader in the digital ecosystemattracting both creators and their followers with a comprehensive offer that combines visibility, stability and financial rewards. Keep reading: – “No one should go through this”: Mark Zuckerberg apologizes to families of children who have suffered harm due to social networks– TikTok Ban in US: Do VPNs Work to Maintain Access?– TikTok loses legal battle against law that seeks to prevent its operation in the US

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