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  1. Digital teaching and learning has a future – but we must get the balance right

    …ng and student support moved online. Six months later, universities are welcoming back students with a blended learning approach (a mix of online and face-to-face teaching). For Alliance universities this approach is nothing new, with digital learning opportunities existing long before the pandemic. But our recent experience has taken this one step further. Alliance universities have now amassed a wealth of evidence about the benefits of blended t…

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  2. Enterprise Stars: Meet the student entrepreneurs – part 2

    …of where their food comes from. Oxford Brookes University Bee-Able: Sophia Bannert Sophia Bannert, an Architecture Master’s student at OBU, is drawing on her studies to devise a tool to tackle the physical and social barriers in our cities for people with disabilities or access needs. Her Bee-Able app aims to transform cities in places of equality and inclusivity, whether people are wheelchair users, visually impaired, parents with pushchairs or j…

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  3. Braveheart Award

    …or every student, providing training for staff to deliver their programmes completely online and providing extensive mental health support to students and staff. and diverting approx. Jane invested approximately £3million in funding to our covid response. • This was communicated to stakeholders via multiple platforms including video, Instagram, twitter and video conferencing, with a spirit of transparency and humanity that meant a great deal to al…

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  4. Maddalaine Ansell article on ‘The Comprehensive University’

    …qual society is a classic wicked problem; however you try to solve it, you come across competing ideas of fairness and incentives that drive in different directions. How do you judge between the bright, hard-working child who achieved excellent A-level results with the support of the best schooling money can buy and the bright, hard-working child who might have done just as well—or even better—if they had had the same opportunity, but actually did…

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  5. Mind the gap report – Aston University case study

    …nd 65 students on the cohort. Many students, particularly those from low-income backgrounds, are attracted to this type of learning. The model allows them to be employed in their desire industry with a leading employer, while not paying tuition fees. The first cohort of students performed extremely well on their exams, with two-thirds achieving a First Class mark. During the design stage, the partners gradually aligned and refreshed the curriculum…

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  6. UA Speech: The future of Higher Education

    …nger a signal of “class” – whatever that means in modern Britain. Some are combatting this by arguing that too many people are now going to university. Others try to create a hierarchy within the diversity of our new system. I have observed that it is very common in higher education meetings, and any gathering in public life where the subject crops up, for someone to begin a sentence, “my son/daughter… who is at a Russell Group university tells me…

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  7. Global impact

    …d method to identify illegal online pharmacies, discouraging visitors from buying pharmaceuticals online and providing valuable information for Interpol and other national bodies in identifying and classifying illegal activity. The research has also given rise to essential guidelines that assist agencies in tackling the online trade of falsified medicinal products. The international peace-seeking Chirac Foundation now considers FAKECARE – which ha…

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  8. The DTA Rep Committee: Amplifying the voice of PhD researchers

    …the DTA program in response to our researchers’ needs.   Figure 1 DTA Rep committee feedback loop – image created by Ana Tendero Cañadas Ultimately, we work to improve the PhD experience. One way we do this is by hosting some much-needed social relief such as our recent online Christmas quizzes and an upcoming end of academic year event. Why get involved in the first place? During the first year of my PhD, I encountered many challenges, including…

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  9. Spaces that inspire

    …condary market by manufacturers, this has now changed considerably with global companies showing a serious interest in our sector. Whilst the development of new state-of-the-art buildings is a complex process, regenerating learning spaces across a whole institution puts a very different perspective on the challenge to both create, and maintain, inspirational space. The University of Brighton is currently in the middle of such a challenge, having d…

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  10. Digital teaching and learning: time for a blended approach

    …e large proportions of commuter, part-time and mature students who have to balance other commitments with study. There is an increasing demand for flexible study options and more needs to be done to address the perceptions that online learning is less valuable or cheaper than a ‘traditional degree’. Government and Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (PSRBs) should ensure that the measures used for regulating, monitoring and evaluating te…

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