Higher Education After Surveillance?
Higher Education After Surveillance?
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监控后的高等教育?
DOI:
10.1007/s42438-019-00098-z
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发表时间:
2020
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通讯作者:
J. Ross
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作者:
A. Collier;J. Ross
Astra looked out the panel of windows in the exterior door of her university’s building. It was later than she wanted to leave and the sun had already set behind the row of evergreen trees that flanked the left side of her perch. She glanced up quickly and spotted the lights of a Companion. It was waiting for her. She sighed and pushed open the door. Lingering too long, well, they would notice.The notion of the ‘post’has been explored a lot already in this journal, communicating the messy theoretical boundaries between rupture and continuity (Jandrić et al. 2018). Our contribution is the notion of ‘post-surveillance’–building on a project we have been developing over the past year. Higher Education After Surveillance1 is aiming to analyze current surveillance practices in the higher education sector (including broader educational technology, policy and other spaces) and trying to understand what post-surveillance futures might be desirable and how to work toward these. It is a project–or perhaps a network of people and projects, it is still too soon to tell–that is bringing together colleagues in a number of countries (so far mostly the UK, US, and Canada) and roles (including instructional designers, digital leaders, academics, EdTech people, and doctoral students) to develop ideas, approaches, and resources on the theme of higher education and surveillance.