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PSU IT’s Movement toward Digital Fluency

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PSU IT’s Movement toward Digital Fluency

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- Address new technologies
- Shaping the “what’s next” in teaching and learning with technology

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Importance of a Globally-Connected World

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Importance of a Globally-Connected World

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Key Skills:
- Cross-cultural competency
- Virtual collaboration
- Social intelligence
- Novel and adaptive thinking
-> Diversity and adaptability become of focus with the increase in global connectivity

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Key Skills:
- Trans-disciplinary
- New media literacy
-> Global lifespan is increasing, so learning/careers are affected

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Key skills:
- Sense making
- Novel & adaptive thinking
- Social intelligence
-> Robotics are replacing humans in the workforce

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By 2030, nearly half of us are at risk of automation.
85% of jobs in 2030 have not been invented yet

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- coding for all students at Ohio State
- MIT Deep Technology Bootcamp

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- Data and Digital Literacy
- Social and culture Fluency

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Blu ray, Netflix, Yahoo are developed in 2008 which changed our life significantly.

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Problem-solving, cloud computing, canvas and zoom supporting us students and teachers for remote learning

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By 2020, 7M jobs are expected to disappear.

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- People are living longer which means they are working longer
- More people need to learn new technology

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technology is taking over a lot of jobs where robots take the place of humans

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- MIT having technology boot camps
- Ohio State traveling across the state to teach people coding

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80-85% of jobs have not been invented yet and new jobs are always evolving