
Casting a critical eye over the world of digital education, education futures and EdTech.
Join Neil Selwyn as he talks to experts from around the world committed to new ways of thinking about digital technology and education
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Professor Arathi Sriprakash (University of Oxford) wants us to reimagine edtech along radically different lines.
What might digital education look like if it was based around principles of reparation, sovereignty, care and democratisation?
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Philosopher Gene Flenady (Monash University) has strong reservations about the current push for GenAI into university teaching and learning.
If we accept that ChatGPT is an ‘irresponsible bullshitter’ then why is it being welcomed into universities... more
Niels Kerssens (Utrecht University) joins us to talk about the concept of 'platformisation' that came out of Utecht led by Jose Van Dijck in the 2010s and how this is now coming to bear on the classrooms and schools of 2025.
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AI tools are now being sold with the promise of doing all sorts of routine tasks for teachers.
We talk to Brad Robinson (Texas State University) about one such tool – MagicSchool AI – and the growing temptation for teachers to let GenAI do their wor... more
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This podcast is as the author admits a chance to chat with and hear directly from people and papers that he has followed for over a decade or 2. The podcast indirectly serves to summarize a history of EdTech with a cautious yet balanced tone. For any educator wondering why the new digital tools bring so much hesitation and do not actually feel that new at all this podcast is for you.
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A critical exploration of digital education and the future of EdTech unfolds through discussions with a diverse range of experts in technology and education. Topics cover the intersection of technology with traditional educational practices, examining how new tools are reshaping learning environments, policies, and the role of educators. Episodes tackle pressing issues such as data privacy, the implications of generative AI, platformization of education, and the challenges of navigating misinformation in the digital age. Unique insights are offered into various educational systems worldwide, particularly in the context of digital transformation and technological integration in classrooms, making this content particularly relevant for educat... more
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Recent guests on Education Technology Society include:
1. Arathi Sriprakash
2. Gene Flenady
3. Magda Pischetola
4. Jina Ro
5. Emilie Groth
6. Cathrine Tømte
7. Felicitas Macgilchrist
8. Marte Blikstad-Balas
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