Shaping the Future of the IT Profession
In the digital transformation ahead, IT professionals and leaders are not merely along for the ride; they are shaping the future of the IT profession.
In the digital transformation ahead, IT professionals and leaders are not merely along for the ride; they are shaping the future of the IT profession.
Today and in the future, the IT profession has a key role to play in taming the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Using annotation tools that leverage 21st-century technology to bring social reading back to its traditional roots, instructors can help their students develop critical thinking, digital literacy, and collaboration skills.
Designing library spaces and services that allow for open-ended dialogue, creative expression, and contemplative inquiry may support students seeking greater spaciousness of mind and being.
As technologically advanced learning spaces become more abundant, how do we revise and support the role of people in teaching and learning?
To early-career professionals, the future of information technology is a puzzle with infinite possibilities. Are there any real limits?
Our machines and systems are increasingly smart and capable. They can work alongside humans as professional partners, augmenting human expertise and helping us find and develop talent. How will higher education respond as our professions change?
Strategic workforce development through scenario planning and job pathways mapping can build a common vision to transform technological and cultural disruption in higher education into a positive digital transformation.
IT professionals are engaged in more than could even have been imagined two decades ago. Yet the issues discussed then continue to resonate today and offer insight into the future of the profession.