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News Story: Shoring Up Qualification Value: Why Reverting to In-Person Exams Is Not a Stand-Alone Fix for AI Misuse
Shoring Up Qualification Value: Why Reverting to In-Person Exams Is Not a Stand-Alone Fix for AI Misuse Press release: FE News 07-July-26 LONDON, UK – As further and higher education providers face unprecedented pressure to protect learner credibility, some institutions are responding to ...
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The RAINZ Collective: Fostering Academic Integrity in a New Zealand Context
In the fifth year of theTracey Bretag Prize for Academic Integrity, Prof Judyth Sachshosted a conversation with Prof Jason Stephensfrom the...
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Tracey Bretag Prize 2025: Integrity, humanity, learning.
Congratulations to this year's 2025 Tracey Bretag Prize shortlist. And many thanks to our Academic Advisory Board who take on the tough task of...
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News Story: Studiosity and Universities UK announce multi-year partnership
Press release: Live va PA Media 24-Feb-25 Studiosity, an ethical, essential AI learning tool, announces a multi-year partnership with Universities...
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News Story: "To hear AI and ethical in one sentence is also hugely reassuring to our students" - Plymouth Marjon University
Plymouth Marjon University has adopted Studiosity's new AI learning technology to give its students formative feedback on their written work within minutes.
How can we remove barriers, and motivate students to normalise help-seeking?
Dr Pike discusses how the University of Bedfordshire has extended its partnership with Studiosity to support the objectives in its Access and Participation Plan and has undertaken …
An ‘arms race’ raging between cheating and detection in the education sector?
Jack Goodman on AM980 CKNW's The Mike Smyth Show: There is an ‘arms race’ between cheating and detection in the PSE sector - what needs to happen next?
Reflecting changing student expectations at CABS Annual Conference 2023
An engaging panel session at Chartered ABS Annual Conference 2023 to reflect the changing student expectations for a more flexible and personalised education; panel guests explored…
Academic integrity at scale - expert panel discussion
An expert panel comprising Dr Helen Gniel of TEQSA, David Sadler of UWA and Mark Hoffman of Uni Newcastle discusses holistic integrity in the context of the changing student experi…
53% of current Canadian postsecondary students report witnessing cheating
Second chapter of the 2022 Canadian Student Wellbeing Study reveal insights into prevalence and motivation behind cheating, thoughts on assessment, and more.
76% of current Canadian postsecondary students report balancing work in addition to studying
First chapter of the 2022 Canadian Student Wellbeing Study reveal insights into student commitments, engagement, motivations, and more.
Stuck during study? 4 reasons to ask for help, and how
Four reasons why asking for help is better than giving up - and how to do it the right way.
Dr. Noreen Golfman on tension within universities, wellbeing, student support, film festivals, and the challenge of change.
Dr. Noreen Golfman discusses thoughts on how universities can provide opportunities for all, and highlights of her academic career at Memorial University.