Acknowledgements – Introduction
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‘Internet Universality’: Human Rights and Principles for the Internet – Technological Unemployment: Educating for the Fourth Industrial Revolution – The University in the Epoch of Digital Reason: Fast Knowledge in the Circuits of Cybernetic Capitalism – Educational Web Science – Digital Archives in the Cloud: Collective Memory, Institutional Histories, and the Disclosure of Information – The Political Economy of Informational Democracy – The Eco-University in the Green Age – Who Is Really in Charge of Contemporary Education? People and Technologies in, Against, and Beyond the Neoliberal University – Conversation With Fred Turner, U.S. Historian of Digital Technologies: From the Electronic Frontier to the Anthropocene – Toward a Political Theory of Social Innovation: Collective Intelligence and the Co-creation of Social Goods – Toward a Philosophy of Academic Publishing – Collective Writing: An Inquiry Into Praxis – Conversation With Pierre A. Levy, French Philosopher of Collective Intelligence – Inside the Global Teaching Machine: MOOCs, Academic Labour, and the Future of the University – Philosophy of Education in the Age of Digital Reason – Learning, Creative Col(labor)ation, and Knowledge Cultures – Digital Reading: From the Reflective Self to Social Machine – The Digital Self – A Vision of the Digital University: Radical Openness, Creative Labour, and the Co-production of Symbolic Goods – Prologue to the Digital University Manifesto – The Digital University Manifesto – Index.