Luci Pangrazio

Luci Pangrazio, a senior lecturer in language and literacy education, teams up with Neil Selwyn to discuss their book on critical data literacies. They explore how data shapes our lives and the importance of fostering a critical understanding of it. The conversation touches on data justice, algorithmic bias, and the urgent need for educational reform that prioritizes data literacy. Pangrazio emphasizes empowering individuals to reclaim agency in a data-driven world, advocating for community engagement and tailored support across different socioeconomic backgrounds.

In this engaging discussion, Luci Pangrazio, a senior lecturer in language and literacy at Deakin University, sheds light on the pressing issues of data in our lives. She emphasizes the necessity of critical data literacies to tackle challenges like data justice and algorithmic bias. The conversation explores rethinking education on digital literacy while advocating for community empowerment against dataveillance. Pangrazio calls for a collective reimagining of data's role to reclaim agency and foster a more informed public sphere.