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What can we learn from children to create the future of work?
This motivational yet slightly provocative keynote takes you into the world of our children to shape the future of your organization.
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Meta- and virtual worlds have been the old normal for our children for years. Yet as adults, we mainly see the dangers and are driven by fear of the unknown. When we enter the world of children, we experience the possibilities that digital citizenship has to offer them. We close the gap between the generations and learn from each other, each with our own background and competences. By emphasising the hypes and hopes of AI and its ethical impact, we point out the responsibilities for us as human beings, as organisations and as society.
This keynote brings together the experience of 4 years of workshops with over 15,000 children and young people.
It is an ideal session to engage employees in digital transformation and the opportunities it offers from a positive perspective. For the education sector it helps to implement a sustainable vision of learning that supports children in their well-being.
About
Katja Schipperheijn is an internationally recognised author, learning strategist, guest lecturer and keynote speaker on innovations that supports learning and knowledge sharing from the symbiosis of man and machine to achieve sustainable growth with a focus on engagement and well-being.
As an author, Katja gained international fame with her inspiring book Learning Ecosystems in which she does not shy away from hypes such as the Metaverse nor does she support old dogmas about learning and learning strategies. Often provocative, she offers insights and tools that support a future-oriented strategy to grow from continuous improvement, together with employees, the organisation and society.
Besides her experience with multinationals, learning institutions and start-ups, Katja is also a philanthropist as founder of sCooledu and author of Digitale Burgertjes. More than 15,000 children have already participated in workshops about the future and the increasingly virtual world.
Internationally recognized learning strategist, author and keynote speaker. Growth and well-being in a human-machine symbiosis.