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Call for participants: a global dialogue about the digital divide

We’re excited to announce a collaboration with the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) to launch a global dialogue about the digital divide in higher education. The ACU’s new podcast series will explore how the work of universities is changed by the digital revolution and how they can use their position to confront the challenges posed by digital technology. Each episode will feature academics and administrators from around the world debating issues such as social inclusion, digital skills and the future of learning. 

The Post-Pandemic University provides a platform to build on these discussions by collecting vocal and textual responses to each episode. These short audio responses would be released alongside each episode as audiograms as well as potentially being incorporated into later episodes in the series. The textual responses would go through our usual review process and be published as contributions to our online magazine. 

If you are interested in taking part in this global dialogue then please get in touch using this form. We’d like to hear a little bit about you and your work, your preferred form of response and which of the selected topics you would be most interested in responding to. If selected the podcast episode would be sent to you in advance of the launch date with four weeks to return your response.