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First sector-wide agreement provides digital textbooks to support students and teachers in higher education across the UK and Ireland
Kortext, the UK’s leading digital textbook and learning platform and Jisc have signed a sector-wide agreement enabling universities to deliver affordable digital textbooks for their students.
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New advice helps education and research community prevent ransomware attacks
During August and September there has been a series of ransomware attacks at a number of individual colleges, college groups and universities.
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Pioneering digital approaches to raising English and maths' standards
While the global pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on FE institutions, Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) has found itself well-equipped for such a situation, as a result of a strong ethos of putting digital technology at the heart of teaching and learning.
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University of Derby: institutional-wide framework
“The pandemic has changed the nature of learning in universities to be more future-focused, fit for purpose, and to really reflect the society that we live in” says Fiona Shelton, University of Derby.
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How to prepare for public sector bodies accessibility regulations
The public sector bodies accessibility regulations (PSBAR) come into full effect on 23 September 2020, when all public sector websites must be compliant. Here’s what you need to do to get ready.
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The use of AI is spreading rapidly but how can universities keep up?
Right now, universities are being faced with seismic changes due to the pandemic, but another game changer is on the horizon; the rapid rise of ‘industry 4.0’ technologies. The University of Birmingham is adapting to these new technologies. Here's how...
by Professor Tim Softley
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The dangers of machines without human oversight
For artificial intelligence (AI) to work best, it needs to be complemented by human expertise and ethical judgement.
by Professor Rob Procter
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Research 4.0: Research in the Age of Automation
An independent view of the impact of advanced technologies on the researcher and the research environment.
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There is a diversity crisis in AI, but there are ways to break the mould
“Inequality and disadvantage don’t really show themselves when it comes to teaching or student grades. It’s the circumstantial stuff where we see the difference,” says Dr Robert Craven, looking back on his first year of teaching computational science and artificial intelligence (AI) to students from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Learner digital experience insights survey 2020: UK further education findings
This year, 19,137 learners from 36 further education (FE) and sixth form colleges took part in our learner digital experience insights survey. The survey was conducted between...
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Student digital experience insights survey 2020: UK higher education findings
This year, 20,575 students from 28 UK universities took part in our student digital experience insights survey. The survey was conducted between October 2019 and May 2020. The high...
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Students need digital skills more than ever. We know because they’re telling us
As learners return to colleges and campuses, there’s no turning back from the online shift they’ve experienced this year. Embedding digital in both face-to-face and remote learning is more crucial than ever.
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Digital teaching must be better, say university and college students
In a survey of nearly 40,000 higher and further education students, more than a quarter couldn’t give positive feedback on the quality of digital teaching, and only half say they receive guidance on vital digital skills.
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