‘After Surveillance’ network members Amy Collier, Anne-Marie Scott, Brian Lamb, and Tom Woodward have created a prototype of a Higher Education Surveillance Observatory. The Observatory project began as an exploration of ways to document and make visible surveillance practices in an open, organized, and centralized place by collecting examples of good and bad practice (or […]
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‘After Surveillance’ network members Jen Ross, Amy Collier, Anna Wilson and Martin Hawksey, along with our colleague Jane McKie, have just successfully applied for a small research grant from the Edinburgh Futures Institute. These grants are aimed at supporting “projects with a focus on the production and application (through innovation) of multi-disciplinary research for the […]
At our first ‘after surveillance’ meeting in March, some of our discussions were about ways of better understanding the landscape of surveillance and privacy across the higher education sector. We know about examples of good and bad (or perhaps ‘mixed’) practice in some institutions, companies and organisations, but we thought that a contribution this international […]
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