Land of Enchantment
New Mexico has long been home to artists of all kinds, creatives, dreamers, healers, scientists and inventors. Multiple traditions of art and storytelling weave their way through landscape and memory and fuse with emerging technologies and scientific breakthroughs to create the culture, creative works, innovation, and possibilities for a diverse future. It is a legacy that originates with the land, the light, and the diverse peoples that make this the Land of Enchantment. From artistic and cultural creativity to technical innovations, the lasting impacts of New Mexico’s contributions are impossible to completely enumerate. These ingredients that make New Mexico unique are also inspiring a new generation of leaders, creators, innovators, artists, dancers, musicians, writers, scientists, and scholars.
Creativity is critical for informed citizenry and educated workforce
- World Economic Forum predicts creative and digital literacy skills among the top ten required in the workforce in 2025.
- Bloomberg reports creative problem solving, communication, strategic thinking are most desired but hardest to find skills.
- The Economist predicts creative thinking and problem solving will be the #1 most valued skills for future workplaces.
- LinkedIn reveals that creativity ranks as #1 most in-demand workforce skill in 2019 and 2020.
- Adobe found employers seek communication and creativity in 2 million job postings, yet 75% of resumes do not list them as a skill.
It starts with partnership and is about more than software
Creative Commons opening Wednesday, January 26 3PM-5PM
Educating for a rapidly changing world
Text, raw data, graphs, analytical skills matter...
Adobe partnered with Civitas Learning and LinkedIn to learn more.
Civitas Learning systematically and rigorously measured the impact of integrating the teaching of creative and digital literacy skills—using Adobe Creative Cloud as the primary tool—across the curriculum at three higher education institutions with at varying levels of Creative Cloud deployment. Most of the data cited are from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA).
LinkedIn insights demonstrate the positive impact of having creative skills on the career trajectory of recent graduates and those that are already in the job market, across a broad range of job functions and industries.
Creative, adj. (from Oxford English Dictionary)
- Having the quality of creating, able to create; of or relating to creation; originative.
- Inventive, imaginative; of, relating to, displaying, using, or involving imagination or original ideas as well as routine skill or intellect, esp. in literature or art.
Thank you
Credits:
Created with images by Norm_Bosworth - "indian art petroglyph native american" • Extravis_Marketing - "paper document page" • AhmadArdity - "business stock finance" • ds_30 - "diagrams graphs charts" • Pexels - "analytics chart data" • eluela31 - "art multicoloured to dye" • Matryx - "corona covid-19 covid" • NASA - "untitled image" • Alessandro Bianchi - "light bulb on black background" • Jordan Sanchez - "Our son, Ezra River and one of the most beautifully designed balance bikes for toddlers - made from oak - BrumBrum." • Clint Patterson - "I'm prepping for my Halloween IOT project and my desk is filled with electronics, structural channel, pneumatic cylinders, and actobotics. This phase is when the creativity really comes to life when code on the internet affects objects in real life. It's a messy process, but worth it in the end."