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The @AoC_info FE Summit and the launch of the England report of the Independent Commission on the College of the Future dominated my week and…
Since March this year, we’ve seen the edtech landscape transform as customers respond to shifting landscapes, finding new ways to support students at every level…
As we head towards the end of 2020 (most of us with a huge sigh of relief), it is important to take the positives where…
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Effective leadership is tricky. But with Covid imposing enormous challenges for businesses, strong leadership and engagement is something all business owners are currently trying to…
Tim Blackman, Vice-Chancellor of The @OpenUniversity, welcomes the Independent Commission’s College of the Future – England report: Our colleges are national assets. Yet, despite the…
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The current pandemic has seen organisations accelerating their investment in digital technology strategies to cope with new ways of working. It has also been an…
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