Online Learning Platforms and the Confessional Subject

IF 1.1 0 ARCHITECTURE

Architecture and Culture Pub Date : 2021-02-26 DOI:10.1080/20507828.2021.1888211

E. Dare

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Abstract

Abstract Is there a connection between pedagogic practices of confessional reflectivity, online learning platforms, and the massively scaled surveillance of Higher Education student transactions via data analysis? It is the contention of this paper that there is an ideological and processual logic which connects these practices and platforms. It argues this logic has been benignly embedded in pedagogy, but has now become scaled via technologically deterministic paradigms, providing companies such as Pearson Ltd with monopolistic scope to dominate the epistemic foundations of teaching theory and practice. How these forces converge on the learning platform is the theme of this paper, which draws upon an arts and creative computation educational background rather than a specifically architectural context.

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在线学习平台与忏悔主题

忏悔反思性的教学实践、在线学习平台和通过数据分析对高等教育学生交易的大规模监控之间是否存在联系?本文的论点是，这些实践和平台之间存在着一种思想和过程逻辑。它认为，这种逻辑已经被良性地嵌入到教育学中，但现在已经通过技术确定性范式扩大了规模，为培生有限公司等公司提供了垄断范围，以主导教学理论和实践的认知基础。这些力量如何汇聚在学习平台上是本文的主题，它借鉴了艺术和创造性计算的教育背景，而不是特定的建筑背景。

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Architecture and Culture ARCHITECTURE-

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