Work is evolving away from repeatable processes. Routine & even technical work continue to get automated. The future of human work in the digital network era is in craft & creative work — focused on unique, non-replicable processes. Improving insights is critical for this type of work. Social & informal learning need to be integrated into the workflow. This is much more than courses-on-demand or performance support tools. It is connecting people & knowledge. (2019)
Excellent article on banning young people from social media: "Young people are presumed incapable of navigating the digital world responsibly while parents are positioned as the primary custodians of digital safety. This creates a circular blame loop in which adolescents are punished for an apparent lack of maturity and parents for an assumed lack of vigilance all the while technology companies remain largely unaccountable."
Should individuals aged 16 and under face restrictions on social media use? The European Parliament thinks so. This position raises pressing questions: What assumptions underpin these recommendatio…
If circulating pictures of the 'Peace Prize' charade I suggest the ALT-text:
"Spineless sycophants petting the ego of malignant narcissist'
Scientific publishing may be the biggest scam you've never heard of. A billion-dollar industry built on free labor and public money—then sold back to us at a markup. It's not just broken. It's sabotaging progress.
#Science #OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing
Harold Jarche
Ryan Cordell
Thomas Ryberg
Bohyun Kim
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