"Innovation Strategy for the Future of Teaching and Learning: Addressing the Digital Education Paradox is a groundbreaking and timely contribution that bridges technological advancements and pedagogical innovation, offering a visionary framework for Education 5.0. The book explores AI, blockchain, cloud computing, IoT, and immersive learning while critically addressing challenges such as the digital divide, cybersecurity, ethical AI, and curriculum decolonisation."
- Prof. Peter Kawalek, Loughborough Business School, UK
This book delves into the contemporary education paradox between traditional and digital education, with particular emphasis on the contemporary digital education tools and technologies that can facilitate education practices beyond pedagogy. The central argument of this book is that traditional education methods are no longer sufficient to meet the needs of education institutions and stakeholders, which is why digital education is the future to satisfy these needs. It considers the holistic nature of education practice beyond pedagogy and digital education technology to include other practices such as knowledge management, policy, and ethics, among other practices led by contemporary ICTs. It will be a vitally important resource for scholars and students of education practice, emerging technologies and innovation management, as well as business and organisational ethics.
Mohammed Albakri is a Senior Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) and Programme Leader for Business Information Technology at Salford Business School, UK. He specialises in digital transformation and is a leading expert with extensive experience in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), and technology innovation. He has received multiple awards for his work on digital divide projects in the Middle East and has published extensively in the field of digital transformation, contributing valuable insights into emerging technologies, digital business strategies, and cybersecurity frameworks.
Trevor Wood-Harper was an Emeritus Professor of Information Systems and Systemic Change and Chair of Information Systems at the Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK. His extensive research, including over 250 articles and numerous influential books, has laid the groundwork for future scholars and practitioners of information systems. He led multiple research projects on digital business, soft systems methodology and digital transformation, and authored a number of best-selling books and numerous articles in top-tier journals.
