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Pandemic privatization and digitalization in higher education

Posted on February 10, 2021 by Ben Williamson

Ben Williamson and Anna Hogan The state of emergency in higher education systems around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic has opened up the sector to an expanding range of education technologies, commercial companies, and private sector ambitions. In our … Continue reading →

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New financial actors and valuation platforms in education technology markets

Posted on December 15, 2020 by Ben Williamson

Ben Williamson Prepared for the Education/Globalization/Marketization virtual workshop hosted by Malmo University, 9-10 December 2020 Investment in educational technologies has grown fast over the last ten years or so. Investors annually inject billions of dollars into edtech companies, helping fund … Continue reading →

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Platform teachers

Posted on November 20, 2019 by Ben Williamson

Ben Williamson The massive multinational platform company Amazon has announced a new service allowing teachers to sell lesson plans and classroom resources to other teachers. The service, Amazon Ignite, is moving into a space where Teachers Pay Teachers and TES … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: platforms

Pandemic privatization and digitalization in higher education

New financial actors and valuation platforms in education technology markets

Higher education platforms and cloud infrastructures in the ‘dataist state’

Platform teachers

Fast psycho-policy & the datafication of social-emotional learning

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