16. Baby Boomers
(1945-1960)
Cold War, Moon Landing, Family-oriented
Attitude towards career
Signature products
Communication media
Organisational -
careers are defined by employees
Television
Telephone
17. Generation X
(1961-1980)
Fall of Berlin Wall, Early mobile technology,
Divorce rate rises
Attitude towards career
Signature products
Communication media
Loyal to profession, not to employer
Personal computer
E-mail and text message
18. Generation Y
(1981-1995)
9/11 attacks, Social media, Reality TV,
Google Earth, Invasion of Iraq
Attitude towards career
Signature products
Communication media
Digital Entrepreneurs
Smartphone/Tablet
Text of social media
19. Generation Z
(Born after1995)
Economic downturn, Global warming,
Mobile devices, Cloud computing
Attitude towards career
Signature products
Communication media
Multitaskers - ‘pop-up’ business
3D Printing, Electric car
Hand-held
communication devices
20. GEN-Y
Short attention span
Team oriented
Highly visual and kinaesthetic learners
Digital natives
Wired 24/7
LEARNING STYLE
Prefer social learning tools/apps
Jason Griggs, Florida Institute of Technology
23. TW CC PL CT RW
NOT EVIDENT
LOW
MEDIUM
HIGH
ELEMENTSOFLEARNING
MIXINGBOARD
24. TW CC PL CT RW
NOT EVIDENT
LOW
MEDIUM
HIGH
ELEMENTSOFLEARNING
MIXINGBOARD
25. TW CC PL CT RW
NOT EVIDENT
LOW
MEDIUM
HIGH
ELEMENTSOFLEARNING
MIXINGBOARD
26. 10% of what we read
20% of what we hear
30% of what we see
50% of what we hear
and see
70% of what we say
90% of what we say
and do
Reading
Listening
Looking at pictures
Watching movie
Watching demonstration
Participating in discussion
Give a talk
Simulating real experience
Teaching/demonstratingACTIVEPASSIVE
Edgar Dale, The Cone of Learning