25 avril 2019
25 avril 2019
A positive outcome?
HESA has completed its first round of the Graduate Outcomes survey, the new survey of graduates fifteen months post-graduation, which replaced the DLHE survey, which was only six months post-graduation. More...
25 avril 2019
The placement panacea
I spent a decade designing, delivering and managing placement programmes. I still believe they are the single most potent weapon in what has become an employability arms race, and when successful can have a huge impact on social mobility. But they have limitations. I now find myself spending significant time discussing why they are not the employability panacea. More...
24 avril 2019
The 4 main drivers behind higher-ed disruption
Higher education is at a critical space in between disruption and transformation. More...
24 avril 2019
Higher ed must learn to use student data more wisely
A lack of personalized communications, based on student data, can turn students off from your institution. More...
24 avril 2019
Do A-level results matter or not? A question for our unscrupulous universities
Universities have merrily sacrificed academic standards on the altar of cash. The school sector should not let them forget that. More...
24 avril 2019
More universities are teaching lawtech – but is it just a gimmick?
Last month, the Estonian Ministry of Justice caused shockwaves when it announced “robot judges” could soon replace humans in small claims courts. More...
22 avril 2019
Lire pour guérir
Cette chronique est dans la droite ligne et se nourrit des recherches et rencontres publiées sur mon site Les cahiers de l’imaginaire. Plus...22 avril 2019
Should you apply to a college that has had a recent scandal?
When a scandal lands a college at the center of media attention, students and families are often repulsed – quite literally. More...22 avril 2019
Shakespeare: research blows away stereotypes and reveals teenagers actually love the Bard
When you think of inner-city teenagers, what springs to mind? For many, it’s hoodies, video games – and probably hating Shakespeare. But my research proves that this stereotype is far from the truth. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)