What if the metrics we use in education are not just tools but moral arguments?
Dashboards, rankings, and engagement scores are often framed as neutral measures of learning. But these systems reflect a deeper imaginary shaped by the logic of markets - where efficiency, performance, and competition dominate.
In this post, I explore how educational technologies encode and reproduce a market-based moral order, and consider what it might mean to challenge that framing.
This is the perfect example of why in this trade-based society things get fucked. Because people are focused on trading, making a profit. And these idiots did just that. Cut corners, then cut their lives short and of those who paid for their scam.
YEAR: 2025 | LENGTH: 1 part (60 minutes) | SOURCE: BBC
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When the Titan sub imploded on a dive to the Titanic, the world watched in shock. A major investigation was launched. With unprecedented access to investigators and exclusive new evidence, this documentary explores whether this was more than a tragic accident. Why did it happen? Could it have been prevented?
🌟 A huge thank you to everyone who came along to our Linux Open Evening! Whether you popped in out of curiosity or stayed to dive deep, it was great to see so many faces and share what Linux can offer.
Massive thanks to Swindon VAS for helping make it all happen—we truly couldn’t have done it without you. 🙌
We may not have had a grand plan, but we had great people, open minds, and a willingness to learn. And honestly, that’s what made it so special.
