Keynote: EdNET 2016, Dallas, Texas: The Future of Career and Jobs in the Era of Knowledge Acceleration!

This association represents much of the industry which puts out traditional education content: textbooks and such. And if you are going to be providing the foundation of knowledge for the education system, you’d better have good isight into how that knowledge is changing. They invited me in for a keynote on this topic; and I took a look at the sweeping career and knowledge trends of our time: the rapid emergence of new jobs while traditional jobs disappear at a faster pace; how knowledge velocity is increasing while existing knowledge becomes obsolete in real-time; how careers for life are ending, replaced by careers driven by just-in-time knowledge.