The Digital Education Thematic Hub considers the intersection of education with technology, and the impact of digital change on culture, policy and practice. Our Hub takes a critical, multidisciplinary approach and connects its research with world-leading practice in teaching. It also works with many other Schools and Centres across the University, and with partner universities internationally, as well as schools, government, and third-sector, public and private-sector organisations. We are organised around four core areas: Digital Cultures Data Society Children and Technology Data Education in Schools Visit the Centre for Digital Education website for more information about who we are and what we doLeadershipNameRoleEmailProfessor Siân BayneHub Leader / Professor of Digital Educationsian.bayne@ed.ac.ukDr Ben WilliamsonHub co-lead (Data Society) / Chancellor's Fellow, Edinburgh Futures Instituteben.williamson@ed.ac.ukProfessor Andrew ManchesHub co-lead (Children and Technology) / Professor of Children and Technologya.manches@ed.ac.ukProfessor Judy RobertsonHub co-lead (Data Education in Schools) / Chair in Digital Learningjudy.robertson@ed.ac.ukDr Jen RossHub co-lead (Digital Cultures) / Senior Lecturer, Digital Educationjen.ross@ed.ac.ukPhD studiesLearn more about our current students' work, and how to apply to study with us.Research students working in our HubFind out about our current students' research via the link below.Our student communityInterested in applying to study with us?Find information about our programmes, finding a supervisor, writing a research proposal, and applying for PGR study at Moray House School of Education and Sport. How to apply for postgraduate research Centres, Groups and NetworksCentre for Research in Digital EducationThe Centre for Research in Digital Education conducts research, knowledge exchange and consultancy in key areas including digital education pedagogy and policy, open education, children and technology, learning analytics and museum learning. Visit the Centre for Research in Digital Education websiteCommunication, Access, Literacy and Learning (CALL) ScotlandCALL Scotland help children and young people across Scotland to overcome disability and barriers to learning created by their environment, and to fulfil their potential. Visit the CALL Scotland websiteEventsWe hold seminars and events throughout the academic year. See our events page to find out what's coming up.Digital Education events Follow usDigital Education on XDigital Education Instagram Related LinksCentre for Research in Digital Education website Digital Education TwitterDigital Education Instagram Photo credit: Getty Images This article was published on 2024-10-07
