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Are you making contingency plans in case coronavirus prevents students and staff attending campus? First start by looking at the technology you already have at your disposal.
by Steve Bailey
The path into the workplace is paved with potential obstacles, so how can data help universities provide smooth passage for students?
by Rob Wyn Jones
London is set to become the smartest city in the world - or so claims London mayor Sadiq Khan’s digital masterplan for the city, Smarter London Together.
Technology companies, start-ups and universities are invited to join the INITIATE project workshop.
Our skills system must be flexible and ongoing if we are to give people the best possible chance.
by Paul McKean
Jisc is delighted to announce the appointment of Caren Milloy as director of licensing.
To access the terms of your employing organisation’s Heidi Plus organisational agreement with HESA Services Limited, please refer to the various template document links set out below.
The most extensive UK transitional agreement to date accelerates open access publishing and expands access to one of the most substantial collections of scholarly content.
Technology is transforming industry. How are colleges and universities adapting their approach to ensure they’re imparting the skills employers need?
Digifest 2020 delegates can get hands-on with available, accessible and affordable technologies that hold huge potential for the education sector.
How a supportive culture can allow innovation to thrive, without stifling creativity.
Technology is neither good nor bad, it is simply an amplifier of whatever we, as society and individuals, choose to use it for.
by Rachel Drinkwater
These days, we usually associate the word ‘sustainability’ with the environment, but colleges and universities also need to keep their technology sustainable.
by Kurt Weideling