EdTech: Why the project-based approach must change in order to contribute to system resilience

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von Lautz-Cauzanet E. [1 ]
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[1] Université de Paris, 45 Rue des Saints-Pères, Paris
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EdTech; Education; ICT4D; ICT4E; Planning; Project-based approach; Scalability;
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10.1007/s11125-021-09580-8
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This viewpoint article argues that there is an urgent need to reform the project-based EdTech approach in order to allow EdTech to contribute to the resilience of education systems in the aftermath of Covid-19. Looking at the contrast between the multiplication of EdTech pilot projects presented as a necessary step in a process that will eventually lead to scaled solutions and the lack of solutions that actually scale, the article highlights those long-standing issues perceived as most pressing by the actors involved in project-based EdTech initiatives. Their perspective and statements allow one to grasp how the EdTech project approach favors the setup of EdTech projects that are by design unscalable, driven by a utopian perception of scalability and instrumentalized in the name of a goal that is de facto only a branding. As a result, and despite the mobilization of tremendous resources, the EdTech project-based approach cannot be system-transformative. © 2022, UNESCO IBE.
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页码:573 / 581
页数:8
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