Embrace mistakes in your teaching and help your students learn from them
Incorporating mistakes into your teaching can be transformative. Here’s how to introduce the idea of failing to your students in a controlled environment
Incorporating mistakes into your teaching can be transformative. Here’s how to introduce the idea of failing to your students in a controlled environment
Building an AI tool in-house allows institutions to retain control in a landscape increasingly dominated by external solutions. Here’s how to involve students, uphold ethical standards and navigate resistance
In the journey towards net zero, universities can achieve stronger outcomes by engaging students and staff in sustainability initiatives and clearly demonstrating their impact
Universities have significant untapped potential within existing campus infrastructure to advance their sustainability goals. However, they must close the gap between recognising data’s strategic value and taking purposeful action based on it
With the race awarding gap widening, facilitating conversations about race between staff and students is crucial. Embedding anti-racist pedagogy in your classroom can pave the way – here’s how
The need for higher education institutions to show economic, social and environmental impact of their research and how it benefits communities is urgent. Here, a panel from Australia and New Zealand share ways to take discoveries from the lecture theatre to the front line
Academic hiring often relies on gut feeling and bias. Olga Ryazanova and Peter McNamara show how evidence on early-career choices and research records can help panels make fairer, more informed decisions
Two academic researchers and lecturers discuss the many factors that boost short- and long-term motivation and how to get yourself started when procrastination threatens
Practical lessons and tips to help you launch your own interdisciplinary sustainability initiative
Hone your grant proposal for government funding to perfection with these tips. Yanwei Wang, Baktiyar Soltabayev and Zhumabay Bakenov draw on their experience from Kazakhstan’s funding landscape
Teamwork, effective communication – these are what we think of as soft skills. But what about global learning and collaboration? Tiffany Shoop argues that global collaboration is a foundational skill for the modern world
Academic dishonesty has gone multilingual. StrikePlagiarism.com is closing this gap with cutting-edge translation similarity detection.
Subtle manipulations no longer go unnoticed – StrikePlagiarism.com’s advanced algorithms expose paraphrasing and disguised borrowings.
In an era of cross-border education, StrikePlagiarism.com equips institutions with the tools to uphold integrity across 109 languages.
With more than 50 categories of manipulations uncovered, StrikePlagiarism.com ensures that subtle disguises no longer compromise originality in higher education.