ISBN13: | 9780367567903 |
ISBN10: | 0367567903 |
Binding: | Hardback |
No. of pages: | 126 pages |
Size: | 229x152 mm |
Language: | English |
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Morality, religion
Computing
Pedagogy in general
Public education
Secondary education
Higher education, adult education
Special education and educational methods
Further readings in pedagogy
Morality, religion (charity campaign)
Computing (charity campaign)
Pedagogy in general (charity campaign)
Public education (charity campaign)
Secondary education (charity campaign)
Higher education, adult education (charity campaign)
Special education and educational methods (charity campaign)
Further readings in pedagogy (charity campaign)
Plug-and-Play Education
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Plug-and-Play Education: Knowledge and Learning in the Age of Platforms and Artificial Intelligence documents and critiques how the education sector is changing with the advancement of ubiquitous ed tech platforms and automation.
Plug-and-Play Education: Knowledge and Learning in the Age of Platforms and Artificial Intelligence documents and critiques how the education sector is changing with the advancement of ubiquitous edtech platforms and automation. As programmability and computation reengineer institutions towards efficiency and prediction, the perpetual collection of and access to digital data is creating complex opportunities and concerns. Drawing from research into secondary and higher education settings, this book examines the influence of digital ?infrastructuring?, the automation of teaching and learning, and the very purpose of education in a context of growing platformisation and artificial intelligence integration. These theoretical, practical, and policy-oriented insights will offer educational technologists, designers, researchers, and policymakers a more inclusive, diverse, and open-ended perspective on the design and implementation of learning technologies.
1. Introduction 2. Platformed education: Key concepts 3. Educating in platforms 4. The unreasonable AI of platformisation 5. Understanding platforms: Towards a social epistemology 6. Some notes on the empirical study of platformisation and automation in education 7. Conclusion