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Future Ready Skills

Skills that surpass traditional technical expertise..

ChatGPT & Curiosity

Creativity extends beyond the realms of traditional arts; it encompasses thinking innovatively in problem-solving. Innovators possess the ability to generate inventive ideas, explore unconventional solutions, and adapt seamlessly to dynamic environments. Cultivating a curious mindset entails maintaining a continuous desire to learn and explore. Individuals driven by curiosity are more inclined to seek innovative solutions and stay informed about industry trends.

Innovation, in its essence, introduces fresh ideas, methods, products, or services that bring about positive change. It necessitates creative thinking and the application of inventive solutions to address challenges or capitalize on opportunities. Innovation transcends mere groundbreaking discoveries; it embodies a commitment to continuous improvement and adaptation. It represents a mindset that values creativity, embraces change, and aspires to make a positive impact on the world. Organizations and individuals that prioritize innovation are better positioned to thrive in the ever-evolving landscape of today's world.


 

Artwork: Tracy Kornienko

ChatGPT & Future Ready Skills

by Tracy Kornienko

My efforts and experiences have given me a unique perspective on the systems and processes of successfully designing and delivering curriculum from both the technical and instructional design perspectives. I am passionate about creating highly dynamic and immersive learning opportunities for students. Collborating with instructors to create innovative educational experiences that are individualized and engage students to become active empowered learners is incredibly rewarding on multiple levels. As people in the educational process access and come from a place of curiousity, enthusiasm, and creativity to connect with each other, find solutions, and collaborate on meaningful endeavors, they become more and more cabaple of contributing to their own well-being, their families, their places of employment, and their communities. ~ Tracy Kornienko

Theory & Strategy

"ChatGPT can be a valuable tool in a new paradigm of education. Because ChatGPT responds to an individual learner’s questions and allows them to guide the conversation, it can adjust to each student and their needs, providing a learner-centered dynamic. A learner-centered approach is vital in a post-industrial educational system. Also, since it is responding to the person forming the prompts, by its nature, ChatGPT will adapt to learners' pacing, responding to their understanding, which aligns perfectly to create personalized learning experiences, an essential aspect of a new instructional system. A new paradigm of education draws on the students' interest. Because ChatGPT is a new, dynamic, and unusually responsive tool, there are many opportunities for it to be a more enjoyable learning experience that promotes intrinsic motivation in learners." ~Tracy Kornienko

Internet of Things (IoT)

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of interconnected physical devices, vehicles, buildings, and other items embedded with sensors, software, and network connectivity. These "smart" objects can collect and exchange data with each other through the internet, enabling them to communicate and perform various functions without the need for direct human intervention. As technology continues to advance, the IoT is expected to play an increasingly significant role in shaping the way we interact with the world around us.

Edge Computing

Edge computing, in simple terms, refers to the practice of processing and analyzing data closer to the source of that data, rather than relying on a centralized cloud server. Instead of sending all data to a distant data center for processing, edge computing brings computational power closer to where the data is generated. This can be visualized as the "edge" of the network, which is closer to the devices and sensors producing the data.

Edge computing brings the processing power closer to where the data is generated, leading to faster responses, more efficient use of bandwidth, and enhanced privacy and security, especially in the context of the growing number of connected devices in the IoT era.

Biometrics

Biometrics is the measurement and statistical analysis of people's unique physical and behavioral characteristics. These characteristics are used to verify or identify individuals. Biometric systems are commonly employed for security and access control, replacing or augmenting traditional authentication methods like passwords or identification cards.

  • Physiological Biometrics:

    • These are physical attributes or features of the body. Common physiological biometrics include:
      • Fingerprint Recognition: Analyzing the unique patterns of ridges and valleys on a person's fingertip.
      • Facial Recognition: Identifying individuals based on facial features.
      • Iris or Retina Scanning: Analyzing the unique patterns in the iris or retina of the eye.
      • Hand Geometry: Measuring the shape and size of the hand.
      • DNA Matching: Analyzing genetic material for identification purposes.
  • Behavioral Biometrics:

    • These involve the unique patterns of behavior or actions of an individual. Common behavioral biometrics include:
      • Voice Recognition: Analyzing the unique characteristics of a person's voice.
      • Keystroke Dynamics: Examining the typing rhythm and patterns of an individual.
      • Gait Analysis: Studying the way a person walks.
      • Signature Dynamics: Analyzing the way a person signs their name.