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Direct linkNiels Kerssens; T. Philip Nichols; Luci Pangrazio – Learning, Media and Technology, 2024
The 'googlization' of education is emblematic of the growing power of private tech companies in schools across the globe, challenging education as a public good. While critical scholarship has started unpacking the ideological, pedagogical and economical logics underpinning Google's digital infrastructure in schools, we have little insight into…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Internet, Corporations, Access to Information
Kerssens, Niels; Dijck, José van – Learning, Media and Technology, 2021
How does platformization work as vehicle for the integration of public online education into a private global digital infrastructure? And how can education technologies ('edtech') be governed at various levels to benefit the public good? In this article, we examine online environments in primary schools in The Netherlands, a traditionally strong…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Electronic Learning, Educational Technology, Elementary Schools
Camila Sarria-Sanz; Amanda Alencar; Emma Verhoeven – Learning, Media and Technology, 2024
This article critically reflects on the implementation of participatory video (PV) to explore the perspectives of 14 refugee participants regarding their place-making strategies in the Netherlands. The insights here derive from the experience of co-designing and implementing the "Digital Place-makers" program: a filmmaking course that…
Descriptors: Refugees, Video Technology, Foreign Countries, Film Production
Matzat, U.; Vrieling, E. M. – Learning, Media and Technology, 2016
Research on the educational consequences of social media has led to divergent findings that are difficult to integrate and studies often examine specific courses. It remains unclear what types of social media use in classroom prevail on a broader scale and how teachers, if at all, can affect outcomes. We contribute to answering these questions by…
Descriptors: Social Media, Self Management, Secondary School Teachers, Secondary School Students
van den Beemt, Antoine; Akkerman, Sanne; Simons, P. Robert-Jan – Learning, Media and Technology, 2010
This qualitative study examines how 11 Dutch students aged 14-15 develop an interest in specific types of interactive media practices and how they perceive these practices in relation to others. The methods included semi-structured interviewing, autodriving visual elicitation and photo elicitation using moodboards. Our results show the importance…
Descriptors: Interviews, Internet, Teaching Methods, Youth
Kuter-Luks, Theresa; Heuvelman, Ard; Peters, Oscar – Learning, Media and Technology, 2011
Despite clear European and Dutch policies about media education, there is currently no media education curriculum in Dutch schools. A survey among preadolescents (n = 257) in six primary schools in the Netherlands included questions regarding media access, fears, risks, parental mediation of television and the internet, and the need for media…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Journalism Education, Preadolescents, Risk
