How are education and technology linked? How can technology improve education? And, what risks does the introduction of technology to education pose?
Research on education on the OII addresses these and related questions. Working closely with colleagues at Oxford’s Department of Education, our researchers have considered such diverse topics as AI’s potential for mature learners and what effect internet filtering has on young people.
The use of Internet filters has outpaced scientific evidence suggesting they protect young people online. This project investigates whether Internet filters help make young people resilient in the Internet age.
This project seeks to discover the potential of artificial intelligence to personalise informal learning opportunities for adults across the life course.
By Eric T. Meyer
How should we store digitised materials representing the world’s cultural heritage? This report synthesises evidence from the JISC’s digitisation and eContent programmes to examine their impact.
Salon, 06 September 2021
Wikipedia’s non-English editions are vulnerable to manipulation and abuse. Why not create one Wikipedia for all?
BBC News, 09 February 2021
Listen to Professor Victoria Nash speaking to BBC Radio Oxford presenter Adam Ball about digital parenting and how we can help keep children safe online as we mark Safer Internet Day (13m 06s–19m 06s)
MIT Technology Review, 20 August 2020
The problem began when the exam regulator lost sight of the ultimate goal—and pushed for standardization above all else.
