Knowledge Sharing Community
Working with partner schools to support the development of a data skills curriculum across the Edinburgh City Region.
Dr Huw Davies
Lecturer in Digital Education
Seminar postponed: Dr Janja Komljenovic 'Assetization and the future of value in the higher education industry'
Seminar
Janja Komljenovic explains how digitalisation in higher education can be understood as capitalisation rather than marketization.
Seminar: Dr Bryan Maddox 'The rise of the machines? What place for fairness and validity in AI based educational assessments?'
Seminar
Dr Bryan Maddox, University of East Anglia
Preparing young people for the workforce - the role of educational technology
Holyrood events and Nesta roundtable discussion on the topic 'Education and the fourth industrial revolution'.
Move2Learn - Glasgow Science Centre update
Dr Sharon Macnab and Susan Meikleham (Glasgow Science Centre) and Dr Zayba Ghazali-Mohammed review their work for the Move2Learn project.
Funding, and alternative narratives of digital education development in Nigeria, Tanzania, and Uganda
Our burgeoning research cluster (https://www.digitaleducationafrica.org/) of Ahmadu Bello University in Nigeria, the University of Dar es Salaam and the State University of Zanzibar in Tanzania, and Makerere University in Uganda (and the University of Edinburgh of course!) have been lucky enough to receive more funding to continue our work exploring digital education in sub-Saharan Africa, thanks to the&nb
Computer Science Education Week, 'Microbits: Monsters & Moving Sculptures'
Workshop
The Data Education in Schools team are running three professional learning workshops for tea
Seminar: Dr Zayba Ghazali-Mohammed and Susan Meikleham 'Cautious collaboration to perfect partnership'
Seminar
Cautious collaboration to perfect partnership: An account of successful stakeholder acade
EFI funding awarded for Data Justice book
Jeremy Knox, along with colleagues Morgan Currie and Callum McGregor, has been awarded £10,100 from the Edinburgh Futures Institute to publish an open access book from the recent Data Justice event.