The document discusses how digital technology is changing work and careers. It notes that technology and knowledge are increasing, communication is more effective and efficient, and innovation and creativity are enabled. It addresses how artificial intelligence can perform human tasks, replacing some jobs, while technology can also augment human capabilities. The document advises preparing for these changes through developing skills in areas like digital citizenship, networking online, and adapting to new media environments and technologies.

1. Digital Practices in the
Workplace.
By Robin Sipa

2. Overview
• Technology and knowledge are increasing.
• The globe is digitalized.
• Digital technology makes things easier.
• Communication is effective and efficient.
• Innovative and creativity in doing things.

3. Video Signpost
• Student’s career in the academic world.
• Body parts manufacturing.
• Nano–meat argumentation.
• Humans need not apply for jobs.
• Digital technology meets the demand of almost everything.

4. Personal and professional identity
• Digital citizenship is about being a person on the web.
• We need to be careful about what we post online.
• Building a strong learning or professional network online.
• Explore how like-minded professionals in your field of interest
network online.

5. Technology and change
• Fundamental shift in the practice of academics.
• Steam engine and its contribution to the Industrial Revolution.
• Technologies that have influenced change in society.

6. Artificial intelligence
• The capacity of a computer to perform operations.
• Pro-creation of human beings.
• Human feelings and thoughts are expressed by computers.

7. Jobs and automation
• Replacement of human labor by machines.
• Work is done efficiently and effectively.
• Interaction of machines with humans.

8. Start preparation for the future challenge
• Extreme longevity in human lives.
• The rise of smart machines and systems.
• Globally connected world for everyone.
• New media ecology.
• Superstructure organizations where everyone is belong to a group.

9. Tasks- preparing for the future challenge
• Technology can augment and extend our own capabilities.
• Increases in sensors and processing makes the world a
programmable system.
• New communication tools require media literacies beyond text.
• Social technologies drive new forms of production and value
creation.

10. Outputs - preparing for the future challenge
• Well equipped for employment.
• Skillful and well-educated.
• Eager to perform tasks effectively without hesitation.