As universities prepare for a potential overhaul of higher education funding, they will need to carefully strategise to make the most of available resources while advocating for further support. Fully online programs stand to benefit from the Budget’s focus on lifelong learning and innovation, but institutions must navigate the financial pressures ahead to ensure these programs meet the needs of a changing student demographic.
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May Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
There have been several interesting developments in the world of online learning in higher ed this May. Here are some key highlights I've noted: ChatGPT 4o's release looks to demonstrate a shift in AI tutoring experience, with advanced capabilities including image recognition, multilingual support, and a voice mode: See ChatGPT 4o tutor maths. 🎓 The … Continue reading May Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
April Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
Not a lot in the news this month, but what I noted was quite meaty:. The UKVI is talking about how much remote learning is permissible for international students, with the publication of a draft 'remote delivery' policy. Whilst this seems to focus on the amount of on-campus attendance required for international students to study … Continue reading April Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
Digital learning, sustainability and rewilding edtech
Until recently my engagement with Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) has largely focused on the 'what we teach' rather than 'how we teach'. However, I have become increasingly aware that environmental issues rarely feature in critical discussions of learning technology or online education. As Neil Selwyn (2021) proposes, positive assumptions do not consider possible futures … Continue reading Digital learning, sustainability and rewilding edtech


