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The Studiosity Blog
The Studiosity Blog
Students have been hitting the headlines in relation to increased levels of cheating just as a new Essay Mills (Prohibition) Bill was put forward to the UK Parliament last month. However, most students don't intend to be dishonest - so how do we provide formative academic integrity feedback and ...
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For the universities we work with, peer connection and sense of belonging are front and centre of what tend to be strong, student-centric...
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I had the great pleasure of speaking to Professor Petra Wend, former Vice-Chancellor of Queen Margaret University and a member of the UK Academic...
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In part 2 of our Professor Marilyn Holness OBE partner profile interview, conducted at the beginning of this academic year, we learn of the wide...
Read More about Creating a community with ongoing, embedded student support & engagement
Professor Rebecca Bunting discusses her thoughts on how universities can enhance the student academic experience and a tour through her career to date
Sir Eric Thomas discusses his thoughts on the role of university in today's society, his career, and very importantly, his favourite football team...
University partner interview with Professor Marilynn Holness, OBE, University of Roehampton: Part 1: Career highlights, charity involvement & proud mum
Lauren Edwards, Student Union president of Plymouth MarJon University, shares her thoughts on retaining students during the pandemic.
Professor Jonathan Powles of the University of the West of Scotland shares insights into supporting students remotely.
Professor Holness describes in detail Roehampton's best practice approach for integrating formative feedback into assessment, and integrating support into the student experience. P…
Lauren Edwards, student union president at Plymouth Marjon University, shares her own experiences of seeking study help during the COVID crisis.
Prof Jonathan Powles reflects on the role of universities in modern society, his own academic career path, plus sterling advice for those starting out.