Openness, Collaboration and Higher Education for Good
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This is the first webinar of a new era for CGHE, as David Mills takes over from Simon Marginson as Director. The webinar will begin with a brief discussion of this next stage in CGHE’s development.
The main focus of today’s webinar introduces and discusses “Higher Education for Good: Teaching and Learning Futures” . This is an open access book offering ways of thinking, conceptualising and creating possibilities for making and remaking higher education in a time of intersecting global crises. The book, containing work by over 70 authors and artists in 18 countries, has 27 chapters in 5 sections and four pre/post word pieces. The book will be described in terms of content and genres, as will the manifesto towards HE For Good.
The second part of the talk will focus on the process of conceptualising and making the book, the selection and peer review process, the commitment to and challenges of a genuinely international book covering Global North and South, building a community of authors, as well as the diamond open access decision and process.
The book is available to all here.
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Laura Czerniewicz has worked in education throughout her professional life as a teacher, teacher educator, publisher, strategist, researcher, and scholar. She is professor emerita at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. With personal links to South Africa, Zimbabwe, France, Poland, New Zealand, and Germany, she considers herself a world citizen. Laura’s work has been underpinned by an enduring concern about digital and social inequities; this has manifested recently in research on changing forms of teaching and learning provision and in the datafication of education. She has a long-standing commitment to open education and serious unease about the corporate capture of higher education. She serves on the editorial boards of many national and international journals; has been an interested contributor and participant at relevant events on every continent; and is an active reviewer of articles, books, proposals etc. and blogs here.
