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Daniel Clark – Learning, Media and Technology, 2024
Whilst technology may have been the 'saviour' of HE from the immediate challenges of the pandemic, the opportunistic dialogue emerging in response is imbued with notions of the pandemic as a catalyst for change. Empowered by the apparent success of technology's deliverance, the door has been opened to unprecedented investment into a pervasive and…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Higher Education, Consumer Economics, Neoliberalism
Niels 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
George Veletsianos; Shandell Houlden – Learning, Media and Technology, 2024
The educational technology industry includes numerous learning providers and platforms offering cohort-based courses. In this paper, we examine, analyze, and critique one such platform called Maven. We focus our analysis on Maven because this specific platform describes itself as building 'the university of the future' and has recently received…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Learning Management Systems, Role Theory, Risk