In this WCET webcast, we discuss how the boundaries of learning and earning are intersecting in increasingly complex ways. The “traditional” approach – prescriptive pathways of degree attainment, followed by a long career – can no longer be the norm in a dynamic and rapidly changing social and economic landscape. Many of the jobs degree-seeking students will have do not even exist – and the current model too often locks out the students who stand to gain the most from higher education’s democratic promise.
Featuring:
Paul Marca, Principal, Parallax Global Advisors
Dave Sherwood, Co-Founder and CEO, BibliU
Michelle Weise, Author and Senior Advisor, Imaginable Futures
moderated by Dale Johnson, Director of Digital Innovation, Arizona State University
Points of discussion include:
The case for shaking up the model of degree attainment-employment-retirement. How an extended lifetime will impact careers. Emerging models, including Stanford Open Loop University. The ROI of life long learners as students to the institution and employers.
Published on January 20, 2021 21:00