Webinar: ChatGPT - What is it and What Does it Mean?

Join us for an informative, thought-provoking and interactive presentation and panel discussion where we explore what ChatGPT and other forms of Generative AI mean for career advisors, educators, job seekers and changers.

How will Generative AIs shape our work futures, how will work look, and what skills and capabilities will be required. And importantly, how do we as Career Practitioners assist our clients to navigate this rapidly changing space? 

While Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been present in, and shaping, our daily professional and personal lives for many years, recent developments in generative AIs, such as ChatGPT 4 and DALL·E 2, have brought into line of sight the powerful transformative potential of these technologies. Across the world, industry, political, and educational sectors are grappling with these new generative AI technologies, determining what they mean, and how to best leverage from them. They are here to stay, they will become stronger, more reliable and powerful, and they will dramatically change how we work and communicate. 

So what are the implications of new generative AIs for career development professionals – and the clients you support? In this session, we will hear two national experts and thought leaders give their ‘takes’ on Generative AIs and their implications for the future of work and employability, plus some handy tips for you as career development professionals.

Kim Flintoff has extensive experience in both the higher education and K-12 schools system, with interests in education technology, skills development, the future of work, and more recently Generative AI. Dr Kirsty Kitto has an extensive background in learning, big data and learning analytics, AI, and employability and skills development. She is presently leading national research projects exploring the intersection of employability and big data approaches. The two experts will be joined by Dr Cassandra Colvin, who will facilitate what promises to be an engaging conversation with our two panellists. 

Presenter Bios:

Kim Flintoff

Kim is a sought-after speaker and consultant in matters relating to educational transformation, futures priorities, and educational innovation. Formerly an internationally recognised high school Drama teacher and teacher educator, then inaugural Learning Futures Advisor at Curtin University, in 2021 Kim returned to a role in school leadership (TIDES Coordinator). His work continues to engage him in global advisory and consultation roles in all education sectors.

Dr Kirsty Kitto

 

Kirsty is a physicist turned educational data scientist whose primary focus is developing computational models that help us understand the complex systems of lifelong learning and cognitive processes. At UTS, she teaches in the Masters of Data Science and Innovation program and leads research in Learning Analytics and Cognitive Science. Kirsty's work centres on modelling the intricate ways in which humans interact with information and how this changes in response to different contexts. A particular passion driving Kirsty's research is her quest to understand how educational systems and technology can better learning processes and lifelong learning.

Dr Cassandra Colvin

Cassandra is an experienced Manager in the tertiary sector, having had oversight of strategy and teams across a broad array of the student experience, including careers and employability, student support, orientation and transition, learning analytics, learning design, and evaluation. Common to all roles has been Cassandra’s commitment to students’ personal, academic, and career development through the design of innovative and sector-leading programs. Cassandra has secured a national profile for her work, and her achievements recognised in the receipt of a number of awards from professional and government bodies, including the Australian Office of Learning and Teaching.

Please consider event timing according to your state:

NSW, QLD, ACT, VIC, TAS: 6pm - 7pm
SA, NT: 5:30pm - 6:30pm
WA: 4pm - 5pm
New Zealand: 8pm - 9pm

CPD Points: 1 Hour
CPD Competency: Technology, Information and Resources

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When
27/04/2023 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
AUS Eastern Standard Time
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