Alberta Career Development Practitioner Ann Nakaska recently served as Guest Editor on the Summer 2021 Edition of the Career Planning & Adult Development Network Journal.  The Managing Editor of the Journal, Stephen Beasley, passed away on July 3, 2021, and the issue is dedicated to his memory. The theme of the issue is "How we will work in the Future", and there is free access to this issue through this link.  The text of her original Facebook post is included below. Other articles by Ann are available on LinkedIn.

Here is a list of the chapter titles and authors by section:

INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW

• Introduction: Advanced Manufacturing and the Factory of the Future: A Metaphor for this journal: Steven Beasley with Ann Nakaska
• Overview: Hope and Work in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Norman Amundson

IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON THE WORKPLACE

• Ch 1 Automation: The Future of Work and Career Counselling: Charles Lehman
• Ch 2 Augmented and Virtual Reality: Impact on Training and Education in the New Workplace: Ann Nakaska
• Ch 3 The Trades and Services in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Mason Murphy
• Ch 4 The Impact of Technology and Career Opportunities on Human Services Professionals: Ann Nakaska

WORKING IN THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

• Ch 1 STEM Careers and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Filling the Skills Gap: Rodney A. McCloy and Betsy M. Wills
• Ch 2 Leadership Disrupted: Re-skilling leadership to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Beyond: William J. Huffaker and Anitah L. Gombos
• Ch 3 Career Development, Academic Integrity and Counterfeit Credentials: Understanding the Connections: Sarah Eaton
• Ch 4 What we learned from the gig economy: Kelley Steven-Waiss and Edie L. Goldberg
• Ch 5 Why the Chief Human Resources Officer should operate as the Chief Operations Officer of the Talent Supply Chain: Kelley Steven-Waiss
• Ch 6 Finding your place in the work of the future: Morag Barrett, Linda Sharkey, and Louis Carter
• Ch 7 Social Media: Building Community and Collaboration: Nancy Richmond
• Ch 8 Uncertain Futures: Supporting Unemployed Mid-to-Late Career Adults with Schlossberg's 4-S Transition Model: Jacqueline Peila Shuster
• Ch 9 The Office of the Future: Physical Space, Protection and Place: Ann Nakaska

HOW CAREER PRACTITIONERS WILL WORK IN THE FUTURE

• Ch 1 Racism and the Future of Work: Whitney Erby, Camille Smith, David Blustein, and Alekzander Davila
• Ch 2 The Many Ways of Knowing Career Development: A Global Perspective: Brian Hutchison
• Ch 3 Career Development Theory A Solution for Urbanization: An Examination of Career Development Processes in Developing Countries through CIP Theory: Qualandria Brookens, Khyati Verma, and Obianuju Orjioke
• Ch 4 A Model for Career Development Practice in Singapore: Timothy His
• Ch 5 Themes Shaping Career Development Practice in North America: A Case Study: Martha Canji and Laurie Carlson
• Ch 6 Approaches to Career Assessment in Latin America: Amilkar A. Brunal and Alberto Puertas
• Ch 7 Training Career Practitioners for a Virtual World: Deb Osborn, Casey Dozier, and Tristan Hyatt
• Ch 8 Job Search of the Future: Katharine Brooks
• Ch 9 Reinventing Career Services for the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Jenn Long Leard
• Ch 10 What Color is Your Parachute and Beyond: Career Coaching Future-Ready Clients, Disrupting the Cost-Quality-Access Triangle and Developing HEROICg Mindsets for the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Rich Feller

The Career Development Network is based out of San Jose, CA. ​Membership in the Career Development Network is free - registration page here
List of previous journal issues here
Link to previous issues of their newsletter here

by Ann Nakaska - introduction published on Facebook 2021-07-25

Roberta Borgen was recently recognized by BCCDA as their 2021 Career Development Practitioner of the Year.  She wrote a book entitled Career Development for Diverse Clients: Beyond the Basics.  A companion page has been set up to complement this resource if you are reading along.

source: BC Career Development Association - Top Achievement Awards 2021

Added links to more cool CERIC material

• Literature Searches - comprehensive bibliographies with live links for useful specific career development topics (gig economy, refugees, aboriginal issues, etc.)
• CANNEXUS programs from 2007 to present (2021) - useful to find names of presenters and researchers for further study
• Research funded by CERIC - with lots of overlap with their publication library

It would be interesting to provide more information about different career development theories and research.  A link to some CERIC resources has been added here off the Cool Stuff page.

Journal of Employment Counseling - "Thoughts on Theories" article (Dec 2011 Vol 48 No 4)
download link is available here: www.counseling.org/knowledge-center/vistas/by-subject2/vistas-education-and-supervision/docs/default-source/vistas/thoughts-on-theories
direct link to paper here
Researchgate link to 49 page excerpt - www.researchgate.net/publication/264467040_Career_engagement_Bridging_career_counseling_and_employee_engagement

We recently updated the Labour Market Information page in our Resources section.  Upgrades include:

• links to Youtube videos from Algonquin College and Labour Market Information Council
• links to Government of Canada LMI sources including new Explore beta tool
• highlight on tools and best practices guide from Labour Market Information Council
• links to sources from other provinces with explainers on LMI use

If you have suggestions about additional resources we can include or how we can present this information in a more practical way, please let us know!