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Neil Selwyn

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sociology of education + digital | Monash Uni - currently gästprofessor at Lund Universitet | research interests: automation, AI, datafication, digital degrowth
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By Neil Selwyn
| Open Forum
The Albanese government has confirmed further details of its intention to develop a National Media Literacy strategy as part of its $153.5m ‘News Media Assistance’ program. Along with other experts in the areas of media, journalism and digital literacy we welcome this as a potentially generation-defining development. However, coming up with a strategy that is both coherent and comprehensive will not be an easy task.
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Critical Studies of Education & Technology: Is Ed-Tech Falling Out of Favour?

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By YearBy Year, Neil Selwyn
| National Education Policy Center (NEPC)
With the backlash against digital technology in schools gaining momentum, how can public faith be restored in ed-tech? Even the most bullish of ed-tech boosters can’t fail to have noticed that the use of digital technology in schools is facing something of a backlash.
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Will Australians get the ‘National Media Literacy Strategy’ they need?

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By Neil Selwyn, Andy Ruddock, Verity Trott
| Monash University
Image: SvetaZi/Getty Images The Albanese government has confirmed further details of its intention to develop a National Media Literacy strategy as part of its $153.5m ‘News Media Assistance’ program. Along with other experts in the areas of media, journalism and digital literacy we welcome this as a potentially generation-defining development. However, coming up with a strategy that is both coherent and comprehensive will not be an easy task.
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