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Being work ready involves more than simply achieving a qualification. Forward-looking providers are ensuring that their learners are equipped to meet employers’ needs – and using cutting edge technology to do it, affordably.
Technology, increasingly rich digitised resources and the sheer ingenuity of teaching staff are coming together to help students become active learners.
Today, the Jisc-supported Higher Education Commission released findings that show degree apprenticeships may be good in theory but they’re not delivering for small employers or disadvantaged students.
January 2019 marks the start of a new cyber security collaboration between the national research and education networks (NRENs) in Ireland and the UK.
The digital archival collections group purchasing pilot by Jisc is now a fully-fledged scheme thanks to the success of two pilots that saved participating universities a total of £458,000.
Enter our 2019 edtech startups competition and get your fledgling business on track
We’re proud to announce the winner of the Jisc-sponsored Times Higher Education Award for technological innovation of the year, presented last night at a ceremony hosted by Sandi Toksvig.
A survey of nearly 2,000 higher and further education teachers shows that 61% of university lecturers feel technology should be used more in the classroom. Despite this, 14% are never supported to develop their digital teaching skills.
Ada Lovelace Day is an annual event on the second Tuesday in October celebrating women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
Our survey of more than 37,000 students (14,292 from further education) shows more than two thirds of further education (FE) students are turning to each other and their lecturers for technical support, overlooking online help for their digital queries