Once you’ve seized the tools of political life to build communal power, it’s hard to forget what a hammer feels like in your hand.

YouTube video by Professor Christina Pagel

Over 80 members and friends of ILTA gathered in person and online for a unique hybrid event to mark the start of National Academic Integrity Week at Dublin City University. The invited talk and panel ...

Twitch account for The Distributed AI Research Institute (DAIR).

With 97% of schools destroyed or damaged, 600,000 children have just begun their third year out of formal education. Three students and a teacher share their stories – and their hopes

The Fourth International Conference of the journal Scuola Democratica welcomes panel proposals that engage with our shared effort to rethink and reimagine the deep relationship between learning and de...

Google quietly added a “homework help” button to the world’s most-used web browser. Educators say it makes cheating too easy.

Commentary on Authoritarian EdTech by Stephen Downes. Online learning, e-learning, new media, connectivism, MOOCs, personal learning environments, new literacy, and more

Guided by Brey’s Anticipatory Technology Ethics, we examined AI-based research mentors (AIRMs) through technology foresight as well as identification and evaluation of ethical issues. Scenario plan...

Move comes despite election manifesto promises from Keir Starmer to improve ‘access to learning’ Prisons across England and Wales are set to slash frontline spending on education courses by up to 50%, despite promises from Keir Starmer to improve “access to learning” in last year’s general election manifesto. The budget for classroom courses at HMP Leicester will be cut by 46.5%, another men’s prison is cutting spending by 25%, while a women’s prison is cutting its provision in education by 26%, sources have confirmed. Continue reading...