Critical Studies of EDUCATION & TECHNOLOGY

Neil Selwyn writes about education, technology & society

Latest academic papers

I have been writing journal articles since 1995 – if you are interested in diving into the full list, then this Google Scholar profile lists them in order of popularity/obscurity. Here are a selection of articles from the past couple of years:

Selwyn, N., Ljungqvist, M. and Sonesson, A. (2026).  Teacher-led issue networks in Swedish ed-tech policymaking: the case of generative AI.  Journal of Education Policy

Selwyn, N. and Szili, A.  (2026).  The role of ‘AI champion’ teachers in mediating technological change within schoolsTeachers and Teaching: Theory and Practice

Selwyn, N., Ljungqvist, M. and Sonesson, A. (2025).  When the prompting stops: exploring teachers’ work around the educational frailties of generative AI toolsLearning Media and Technology, 50(3):310-323

Selwyn, N., Strengers, Y., Kaviani, F., Cumbo, B., Dahlgren, K. and Wagner, M. (2025). ‘We’re already experts in school, right?’: supporting students’ construction of future school scenariosFutures 166:103541

Selwyn, N., Kaviani, F., Cumbo, B., Strengers, Y., Dahlgren, K. and Wagner, M. (2025). ‘You can’t really learn the future’: student perspectives of futures education in schoolsResearch in Education.

Kaviani, F., Selwyn, N., Strengers, Y., Dahlgren, K., Cumbo, B. and Wagner, M. (2025). Future schools and the energy implications of AI in education: a review of scenarios and method for engaging young people in futures thinkingPolicy Futures in Education