Science, technology, society: challenges and prospects in the age of digital education
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Science, Technology, and Society, digital education, Artificial intelligence, STI governanceAbstract
This special issue examines how relations between education, science, and technology are being reshaped in the digital age through a Science–Technology–Society (STS) lens. Technology is treated as a sociotechnical artifact affecting teacher education, curriculum, assessment, and pedagogical work. The curation is organized into five axes: AI, society, and politics; STS and sustainability; technology, democracy, and participation; social media, digital culture, and misinformation; and STI governance. The contributions address platformization and datafication, the public circulation of knowledge and digital literacies, and controversies around autonomy and equity. Collectively, they provide situated analyses, identify empirical and normative gaps, and outline a research agenda for digital education grounded in the co-production of knowledge and technical arrangements.
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