The document discusses future trends in IT within a five-year horizon, highlighting seven key trends such as increased social interaction, ownership of personal content, and the emergence of ubiquitous and open technologies. It emphasizes the need for adaptive practices in response to these changes. The presentation encourages individuals to consider their goals and the potential impacts of these trends.

1. How to do absolutely anything: “IT” future trends Dr. Cyprien Lomas CEIT Univ. of Queensland Flickr cc licensed photo : mstephens7

2. A five year Horizon is tough http://www.educause.edu/Resources/Browse/Horizon%20Report/33560

3. 2020 is so far out there Flickr cc licensed photo : kk+

4. You can have as much as you want

5. 7 trends / changes in practice It’s the practices will need to worry about http://seventhings.notlong.com

6. 1) More social Dawson, S., McWilliam, E., & Tan, J. (2008). http://www.facebook.com/cyprien.lomas

7. 2) Own your own stuff http://wordpress.com http://flickr.com http://dropbox.com

8. 3) Invisible & ubiquitous

9. 4) open http://www.creativecommons.org.au/

10. 5) shared http://www.github.com

11. 6) storyplaces/locations http://blogs.landfood.ubc.ca/grs/

12. locations http://www.blindsociety.com/blindspot/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/qr-code-wallscape-london.jpg

15. 7) fun http://www.thefuntheory.com/piano-staircase

16. Other spaces… http://bayarea.the-hub.net/public/

17. Takeaways: roll your own http://www.nmc.org/horizon

18. What do you want to happen there? Flickr cc licensed photo : cyprien

19. Thanks! @cyprien Flickr cc licensed photo : cyprien Download this presentation!