course enrollments across three AI courses
Enrollments, not unique learners.
- Scope
- work
- Attribution
- direct
- Period
- 2024–2026 · as of 2026-07-30
- Source
- Internal analytics
Evidence
Each claim keeps its source, date, attribution, and limit.
15 public measures · updated October 22, 2026Numbers
Enrollment and launch measures for three AI courses.
Enrollments, not unique learners.
An observed same-day association, not a causal conversion claim.
Rounded down from the internal launch checkpoint.
Rounded usage measures for the W&B MCP Server.
Owner-validated cumulative tool calls, not HTTP requests or sessions. Direct project usage, not revenue; review date is not a measurement cutoff.
Average weekly active identities rose from 368.5 (April 19–May 16) to 649 (September 13–October 10), using consistent identity handling. Rounded growth; not unique people or growth attributable solely to one contributor.
Of active identities in October 4–10, 70% appeared in an earlier observed week within the same dashboard window. Returning use, not cohort retention or verified repeat users.
Approximately 4,800 identities ever recorded interacting with MCP. Identities are not verified distinct people; review date is not a measurement cutoff.
Owner-validated company-level aggregate at an observed peak, not a current count, customer count, endorsement, or verified key-workflow adoption. Review date is not the peak date.
Rounded launch-period adoption snapshot.
Weekly active-user composition at the cited checkpoint.
Rounded weekly re-engagement checkpoint.
Reach and supported-pipeline measures for public programs.
Supported pipeline across tracked event programs; not revenue, closed ARR, or personal attribution.
Program reach, not individual attribution.
Counts derived from published project records.
Unique inventory rows; recordings and mirrors are counted separately.
Derived from 23 unique recording durations; mirrors and excerpts are excluded.
Method
202 source records support 88 projects and series. Related records remain searchable without being counted twice.
Recordings, translations, mirrors, profiles, excerpts, and source pages do not inflate the total.
Individual contribution, program reach, supported pipeline, and organization outcomes remain separate.
Each derived measure keeps its period, source, attribution, rounding, and caveat.
Owner-reviewed entries describe curricula or internal tooling whose materials are not public; they are not independently inspectable source code. Status distinguishes developed material, merged implementation, and delivered work. Private records and repository links stay private.
Sources