What are the jobs of the future? The demographics of an aging population suggests health care will be big, say some. Data science is scheduled to explode , suggest others, or maybe anything computer-related is a solid bet. But let’s be honest, predicting exact job titles set to soar or the fates of specific sectors is nearly impossible. MORE >>

This is a longer post launching my week in the #change11 MOOC (Massively Open Online Course).  . Our formal learning approaches too often don’t follow how our brains really work.  We have magic now; we can summon up powerful programs to do our bidding, gaze through webcams across distances, and bring anyone and anything to pretty much anywhere. MORE >>

For those who love rich data on the world of media and telecoms, the release of a report by UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom is always a cause for celebration. Last year I covered some of Ofcom’s report on key trends on communication and media usage. There is an absolute wealth of information in the report. Source of all images : Ofcom. MORE >>

Tweet More of my online sense-making is in connecting to people, not accessing information sources. For instance, I read a few journals but I have dropped several, knowing that other people in my network will find the interesting articles and let me know. look for people who have mastered Crap Detection 101. Communities NetworkedLearning PKM MORE >>

As a followup from my week facilitating Change11 , the amazing Valerie blew my mind with her video summary and synthesis of the week. No, it was much more than that. Take a look if you are interested in this idea of the social artist. Valerie, you ROCK! facilitation change11 social artist MORE >>