highlights

Conversations around AI in education are shifting from captivation and adaptation to criticism and pushback.

Jen Ross and I published a paper which sets out the methodological basis of our Higher Education Futures work.

How do we reclaim a sense of individual and institutional agency in the face of rampant techno-determinism in education?

Utopia – what are we supposed to actually do?

My new paper, just out, uses Levitas’s ‘utopia as method’ as a way to approach the histories of digital education and its utopian possibilities.

The recording from my recent ‘work-in-progress’ seminar at the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities is now online. It’s on the theme of utopia, re-imagining possibility through Ruth Levitas’ Utopia as Method.

I recently recorded a podcast with Felipe Sánchez, as part of the ‘future of education’ series at Lancaster University.

The recording from our recent workshop on Reimagining Universities is now available. So is the Miro board.

I’m on sabbatical for six months with a Fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities where I’m working on two new ideas.

A recent podcast episode with Martin Hawksey, Emma McAllister and James Lamb, in which we discuss the Edinburgh Futures Institute ‘fusion’ teaching model, is now out.