We focus on the dynamic relationship between technology and learning, reflecting that how we learn (with technology) is fundamentally intertwined with what we learn (about technology).

Work with us
The Centre for Research on Education in a Digital Society works with stakeholders across learning contexts, in taking sociocultural and human-centred approaches to understanding technology in practice, rather than positioning technologies themselves as the central object of inquiry.
Centre members take a critical perspective on the potential harms of technologies, as well as their potential power to foster learning across society, and enhance a just and equitable society.
Partner with us
Centre researchers have expertise in applying a learning and technology lens across contexts. We welcome partnership with varied stakeholders including school leaders and teachers, other researchers, government departments, professional development units within organisations, etc.
- Project based research
- Researcher in residence
- Undertaking a research degree with us
- Visiting researchers
- Via a Chancellor's Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
- This is a highly competitive 4 year fellowship.
- For more information, contact the relevant prospective centre supervisor, or email the Centre director, Simon Knight.