Recording available: Who profits from academic content and why it matters
We are happy to announce the release of the recording of the seminar "Who profits from academic content and why it matters" (Dr Janja Komljenovic).
New Research Area Name: Cultures and Futures
The formerly-known Digital Cultures research theme is now named Cultures and Futures.
Judy Robertson and Jen Ross at the Goodison Group in Scotland and Scotland's Futures Forum
On the 19th February, Centre colleagues Judy Robertson and Jen Ross were invited to speak at the Goodison Group in Scotland/Scotland's Futures Forum at the Scottish Parliament.
CFP: Postdigital (Science and Education) in The Majority World
Rovincer Najjuma, Nicolas Ruiz and Michael Gallagher are happy to announce a Call for Papers for the Special Issue "Postdigital (Science and Education) in The Majority World" in the journal Postdigital Science and Education.
Concerns about AI in Higher Education: Sian Bayne speaks to the BBC
Centre Professor Sian Bayne speaks to the BBC about her concerns and line of research in a piece on students' use of AI in universities.
Assetization in Education: a Special Issue in Learning, Media and Technology
We are happy to announce the upcoming publication of a Special Issue of the journal Learning, Media and Technology on assetization in education, edited by Centre colleague Janja Komljenovic, Kean Birch (York University, Canada) and Sam Sellar (University of South Australia).
Centre colleagues at the 2025 BETT show
Janja Komljenovic and Ben Williamson presented the paper “Making digital data useful and valuable for universities and EdTech companies” at the 2025 British Education and Technology Trade (BETT) show in London.
Lina Rahm: What is the Problem with Problems?
Seminar
The Centre for Research in Digital Education invites you to the online seminar "What is the Problem with Problems? An Investigation of Knowledge and Power in the Company of Evil AI, Failed Robots, and the Computer System Gustav".