8 karma · joined November 19, 2011
We will see an increase in automation for jobs that we didn't expect to be so. The speed of this transformation depends on our creative and technical ability.
If you think that work defines you, read up about the Puritans in America. They had an extreme motto that 100% of your waking life must be allocated to work. You could say they are the only religious that had a fear that someone around them was having a good time.
Most online courses are still under the old mindset of the conservative education model. Why does a course have a start and end date? I learn on my OWN time since I'm constrained by full-time employment. Why does a course have tests/exams? I came here to learn not obtain a badge, degree, or a set of meaningless numbers/grades. Why does a course NOT have a programming/application-centric method of learning? Why does an online course not have GREAT material and resources (i.e. lackluster application tests, labs, programming projects)? All these block me from doing what I want when I join an online course - to learn.