Just google it: Knowledge and learning in the information age

9:00 - 10:15 a.m., Wednesday, October 2, 2019
PSU 313

In today’s world, more information is stored digitally than by analog means. How has this incredible digital access to information changed how we learn and think about knowledge? Institutions of higher education used to be places where citizens went to seek knowledge. Now, students can google to find the best and brightest minds giving TED Talks on almost any topic. How has this reality changed the mission of colleges and universities around the globe? How well are they adapting to this change? What future challenges and opportunities might technological innovation bring to higher education and learning?

Presenters

Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences Russell Fail

Russell Fail

Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences
Purdue University Global

Director of Curriculum and Instruction Stacey Gonzales

Stacey Gonzales

Director of Curriculum and Instruction
Con High School District 230, Orland Park, IL

Professor of Educational Psychology and Human Development Aaron Richmond

Aaron Richmond

Professor of Educational Psychology and Human Development
Metropolitan State University of Denver

Executive Vice President John Zeswitz

John Zeswitz

Executive Vice President
Lancaster Bible College