Amy Collier and Jen Ross have been collaborating on various projects since they met at a conference in Las Vegas in 2012. Transatlantically, they’ve developed their concept of ‘not-yetness’ and talked and written about this in a number of places.
Since late 2018, they’ve been thinking about what kind of collaboration would be most useful and generative at this particular moment. After Surveillance is what they came up with.
Amy is Associate Provost for Digital Learning at Middlebury College. She oversees a digital learning group that takes a hopeful, yet critical, approach to the roles technology plays in education. Her recent work on Information Environmentalism has engaged Middlebury students, faculty, and staff in developing digital literacies needed for the current information annd sociopolitical environment.
Jen is Senior Lecturer in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh. She writes about digital futures, trust and surveillance, cultural heritage and mobilities, reflective practices and more. She is developing a new postgraduate programme on education futures for the Edinburgh Futures Institute, she teaches on the MSc in in Digital Education and is one of the team behind the Manifesto for Teaching Online.
