Publications

A new article from our ARC project has just been published in the Oxford Review of Education. Titled 'Left to their own devices: the...

'Post-panoptic pedagogies' - the latest paper from LNM's ARC funded research project into schools and digital technology - has just been published in the journal Surveillance & Society.

Neil Selwyn is one of the featured authors in an authoritative collection of essays just published by Brazil’s Universidade Estácio de Sá. Titled ‘Education and Technology: Critical Approaches’ ('Educação e Tecnologia: Abordagens Críticas'), the book features 12 chapters in Portuguese and English translations. Authors include Audrey Watters, Richard Hall, Martin Weller, Jermey Knox, Lesley Gourlay, Raquel Barreto and Ralph Bannell,

A long-form interview with Neil Selwyn has just been published in the Spanish academic journal Boletín de la Institución Libre de Enseñanza (No.104, pp.51-77). Neil was in conversation with Linda Castañeda as part of an evening at Madrid's 'Institución Libre de Enseñanza'. The article (in Spanish) is available through SocArXiv

Neil Selwyn is one of the featured authors in a new collection of collaborations between Turkish academics and international researchers working in the area of digital childhood. The book - Di̇ji̇tal yaşamda çocuk (Children's Digital Lives) - features a range of authors, including Sonia Livingstone, Marc Prensky, Amanda Third and Stephen Balkam.

Mike Phillips, Matt Koehler and Josh Rosenberg have a new book chapter in the Research Highlights in Technology and Teacher Education 2016 published by the Association for the Advancement of Computing Education (AACE). Building on their previous work presented at the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE), Mike, Matt and Josh have extended their exploration of contextual factors shaping teachers technological, pedagogical and content knowledge (TPACK).

LNM members Suzy Edwards and Michael Henderson with ACU and Deakin colleagues have a new publication in BJET on cybersafety education in early childhood.

Neil Selwyn is one of the editors of the newly published 'BERA/SAGE Handbook of Educational Research'. This is a two volume/41 chapter collection of new writing on methods and methodology - commissioned by the British Educational Research Association.

The second edition of Neil Selwyn's 'Education and Technology: Key Issues and Debates' is now published through Bloomsbury. This is a thoroughly revised version of...

LNM members have a new chapter in 'Digital Sociologies' - a benchmark publication in the establishment of this new sub-field of sociology, featuring contributions from Saskia Sassen, Karen Gregory, Deborah Lupton, Tressie McMillan Cottom and Jesse Daniels.