Tuesday, October 22, 2024 | 8:00AM–8:45AM CT | Meeting Room 221D, Second Level
Session Type:
Breakout Session
Delivery Format:
Presentation/Panel Session
What will it mean to be a skilled worker in the near and distant future? Why are younger people more worried about being replaced by AI than older workers? And what role does higher ed play in all of this? As people increasingly adapt to artificial intelligence in the workplace, the nature of work and assumptions about human skill sets are likely to change ?and have already, as different generations acclimatize to AI. But this doesn’t mean human skills will become obsolete. Referencing two data reports from D2L and Morning Consult, this session will explore the current and potential relationship between people and AI in the workplace and will remind us of the critical role we play?and will continue to play?as humans working alongside machines. As important will be how higher ed can prepare students and faculty for this looming future and integrate necessary skills learning into current and future courses.
Presenters
John Baker
Founder & CEO, D2L
Paula Russell
Senior Director, Center for Learning and Teaching & Electronic Information Technology Accessibility, Binghamton University