Searching for Tasks: A Study on Online Searchability for Situated Action

The project is the start of a bigger vision to help improve âEmployability in an ever-changing, global and digital economy.â The Partner organization and SFU Communications lab has a larger vision for where we may take this innovation initiative over the long-term, however initial pursuits will start out to develop a better understanding through an applied research project to explore âjust-in-time learning practices impacting employabilityâ. The insights from this will start informing relevant modern-day learning frameworks, content types and channel delivery solutions that may be most valuable in securing employability in a fast-changing world. The insights from this project can also be applied backwards to inform teaching practices and frameworks at colleges and universities/ secondary institutions to become more agile / âjust-in-timeâ as well. TO BE CONT’D

Faculty Supervisor:

Frederik Lesage

Student:

Nicole Stewart

Partner:

Discipline:

Journalism / Media studies and communication

Sector:

Education

University:

Program:

Accelerate