@petergoodyear.bsky.social
Emeritus Professor of Education, University of Sydney. Writes mostly about: learning, teaching & research in universities; educational technology; learning spaces; professional education, networked learning; educational design. https://petergoodyear.net
Call for Papers! For a Special Issue on leading learning, teaching and assessment to 2050 and beyond.
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A thoughtful and thought-provoking piece on university libraries
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Cover of Griffith review 91.
I wrote an essay about banks for Griffith Review.
20.01.2026 08:01 β π 9 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0There's still time to register for this webinar on our online, part-time PhD in Higher Education.
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I've been working with technology in HE for more than 40 years & a member of NTEU for 20. This new essay piece by Cory Doctorow is timely, readable and important. I'd recommend drawing it to the attention of every NTEU branch, today.
This. Exactly this.
18.01.2026 20:00 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0"Stakeholders construct AI differently ... in ways that are useful to them ... and these differences have significant social and educational implications.β codeactsineducation.wordpress.com/2026/01/16/c...
17.01.2026 17:28 β π 7 π 5 π¬ 1 π 0Quote from book about a man who in 1510 wrote that practice without theory is like a ship without a rudder.
Who am I reading about?
Who wrote the book?
#philsci #academicsky
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I wrote about this sky for the 16th edition of Science & Magic, Violetteβs newsletter. Itβs my 16th Magnetic North missive and you can read it here along with lots of other wonders. ( Pete Paphides and Andy Diagram included)
My submission to the ATEC bill Senate inquiry is long but my conclusion is concise: the Senate should reject the ATEC legislation. andrewnorton.id.au/2026/01/15/m...
15.01.2026 06:53 β π 1 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0βOur tech overlords like the idea of being Thomas Edison, genius inventor-businessman, but they often have more in common with P.T. Barnum, genius of marketing and hype. Altman could go toe-to-toe with Barnum, and I wouldnβt want to pick a winner.β
John Lanchester:
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Interesting book choice.
A second article of ours was published this week!
This one is in The Australian Educational Researcher.
Here's a link to a view-only version of the paper
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Once again, thank you to Lina Markauskaite and @petergoodyear.bsky.social Goodyear for all of your help.
More insights on interdisciplinary teaching. Congrats again @dwayneripley.bsky.social
02.12.2025 07:11 β π 4 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0Screenshot of title of article: "A Framework to Enact Competency 8 Through an Indigenous Rights-based Approach in School Psychology" by Peter Anderson & colleagues.
Interesting to see how the psychologists are working in this space. Pleasing to see an (albeit brief) mention of #EpistemicFluency Open Access.
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πICYMI: "if the drain has a particular history and geography, it means that it is not inevitable. It can be resisted."
#AcademicSky #HigherEd #ScholComm
Here's a link to the paper: it's open access. #EpistemicFluency
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Image of an award certificate for 2024 Outstanding Article of the Year, given by the Journal of the Learning Sciences to Natasha Arthars & colleagues.
Many congratulations @natashaarthars.bsky.social for all the insightful painstaking research, leadership, collegiality and perseverance wrapped up in this piece of work!!
20.11.2025 10:14 β π 6 π 4 π¬ 3 π 0π¨AARE is pleased to announce that the latest edition of the Australian Educational Researcher is now available.
Volume 52, Issue 6Β December 2025 https://loom.ly/LzROVLk
πMassive thank you to Stewart Riddle as the outgoing Editor in Chief.
Free online seminar β all welcome.
Corridor Cultures: Transforming school cultures of gender and sexuality in partnership with students, teachers, and school leaders.
Dr Victoria Rawlings, University of Sydney.
Wednesday 26th November, 4.30-6pm (UK time).
When I was reflecting on my career for my retirement conference I realised it was built on three things I was advised no respectable philosophy academic should do
1 Write texts for students
2 Write collaborative public policy reports
3 Co-author philosophical research
My advice. Do your thing.
Really looking forward to giving the keynote at this important seminar at Trinity College, Dublin next week: The Inclusive University in Theory and Practice.
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This week on Wonkhe: What if the real problem with higher education choice isnβt too little data, but too much of the wrong kind? Jim Dickinson argues itβs time to rethink programme architecture, not metadata
15.11.2025 19:00 β π 2 π 1 π¬ 0 π 1And here's a link to the Markauskaite & Goodyear work on #EpistemicFluency
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Here's the new book from which that re-use of our take on #EpistemicFluency comes.
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Extract from a new book, citing Markauskaite & Goodyear (2017) on epistemic fluency. Defined as: Epistemic fluency is the capacity to understand, switch between, and combine different kinds of knowledge and ways of knowing about the world. It involves being able to integrate theoretical, practical, and tacit knowledge, and to apply these flexibly in real-world problem-solvingβespecially in complex, interdisciplinary, or intercultural contexts.
It is *always* a buzz seeing other people, in other fields, on other parts of the planet, pick up on ideas one has had a hand in researching. #EpistemicFluency #ProfessionalEducation
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