Abstract
Good and bad tech make their way into HE classrooms via procurement processes, so understanding how those processes work - and how to hack them for the better - is key to any possible "goodness" in HE's future. In this uniquely conversational chapter, Anne-Marie Scott and Brenna Clarke Gray discuss procurement from the perspective of administration and academic staff, and ask how it might be possible to reimagine a process that invites more voices to the table to make better choices about educational technologies together.
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Scott, A. M., & Gray, B. C. (2023). Who cares about procurement? In Higher Education for Good: Teaching and Learning Futures (pp. 603–621). Open Book Publishers. https://doi.org/10.11647/OBP.0363.27
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